Chords for Geezinslaws - I Wish I Had a Job to Shove
Tempo:
115.15 bpm
Chords used:
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A
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A] The big boss called me a deadbeat, said I'd been laying down on the job.
And now he's fixing to give my position to his brother-in-law.
Brother-in-law?
His kid's sister's old man Bob.
[D] Well, I told him where he could stick his [Dm] job, because he never paid me enough.
[B]
Now I'm working overtime on the unemployment [D] line, and I wish I had a job to shove.
I said I wish I had a job to shove.
[Dm] Shove, shove, shove.
[F] A clock can punch in an hour for lunch, and a bad boy spends your [Dm] time.
Shove, shove, shove.
[F] I'd crawl on my hands to the big boss man if I thought it would [G] change his [Dm] mind.
Shove, shove, [A] shove, shove.
[D] I wish I had a job to shove.
[Am]
[Dm]
The [Am] government playing in the TV town, I thought, wouldn't get me down.
[D] Because I pick up my check in a few long minutes and smile because my nose, my nose,
smile because my nose ain't brown.
But the bills are due, and the wife is too, and the repo man, repo man, he's been trying
to find my [C] truck.
And with a [D] tear in my eye, now I can't deny, I wish I had a job to shove.
[Dm] Shove, shove, shove.
A [F] clock can punch in an hour for lunch, and a bad boy spends your time.
Shove, shove, shove.
[F] I'd crawl on my hands to the big boss man if I thought it would [G] change his [Dm] mind.
Shove, shove, shove, shove.
[D] Shove, now shove.
[F] A clock can punch in an hour for lunch, and a bad boy spends your time.
[Dm] Shove, shove, shove.
[F] I'd crawl on my hands to the big boss man if I thought it would [G] change his [Dm] mind.
Shove, shove, shove, [C]
[Dm] shove.
I wish I had a job to shove.
[Dm] Shove, shove.
Oh, I wish I had a job to shove.
Shove, I wish I had a job to shove.
[A]
And now he's fixing to give my position to his brother-in-law.
Brother-in-law?
His kid's sister's old man Bob.
[D] Well, I told him where he could stick his [Dm] job, because he never paid me enough.
[B]
Now I'm working overtime on the unemployment [D] line, and I wish I had a job to shove.
I said I wish I had a job to shove.
[Dm] Shove, shove, shove.
[F] A clock can punch in an hour for lunch, and a bad boy spends your [Dm] time.
Shove, shove, shove.
[F] I'd crawl on my hands to the big boss man if I thought it would [G] change his [Dm] mind.
Shove, shove, [A] shove, shove.
[D] I wish I had a job to shove.
[Am]
[Dm]
The [Am] government playing in the TV town, I thought, wouldn't get me down.
[D] Because I pick up my check in a few long minutes and smile because my nose, my nose,
smile because my nose ain't brown.
But the bills are due, and the wife is too, and the repo man, repo man, he's been trying
to find my [C] truck.
And with a [D] tear in my eye, now I can't deny, I wish I had a job to shove.
[Dm] Shove, shove, shove.
A [F] clock can punch in an hour for lunch, and a bad boy spends your time.
Shove, shove, shove.
[F] I'd crawl on my hands to the big boss man if I thought it would [G] change his [Dm] mind.
Shove, shove, shove, shove.
[D] Shove, now shove.
[F] A clock can punch in an hour for lunch, and a bad boy spends your time.
[Dm] Shove, shove, shove.
[F] I'd crawl on my hands to the big boss man if I thought it would [G] change his [Dm] mind.
Shove, shove, shove, [C]
[Dm] shove.
I wish I had a job to shove.
[Dm] Shove, shove.
Oh, I wish I had a job to shove.
Shove, I wish I had a job to shove.
[A]
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_ [A] _ _ The big boss called me a deadbeat, said I'd been laying down on the job.
And now he's fixing to give my position to his brother-in-law.
Brother-in-law?
His kid's sister's old man Bob.
[D] Well, I told him where he could stick his [Dm] job, because he never paid me enough.
[B]
Now I'm working overtime on the unemployment [D] line, and I wish I had a job to shove.
I said I wish I had a job to shove.
[Dm] _ _ Shove, shove, _ shove.
[F] A clock can punch in an hour for lunch, and a bad boy spends your [Dm] time.
_ Shove, shove, _ shove.
[F] I'd crawl on my hands to the big boss man if I thought it would [G] change his [Dm] mind.
_ Shove, shove, _ [A] shove, shove. _ _
_ _ _ [D] I wish I had a job to shove.
_ _ [Am] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Dm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The [Am] government playing in the TV town, I thought, wouldn't get me down.
[D] Because I pick up my check in a few long minutes and smile because my nose, my nose,
smile because my nose ain't brown.
But the bills are due, and the wife is too, and the repo man, repo man, he's been trying
to find my [C] truck.
And with a [D] tear in my eye, now I can't deny, I wish I had a job to shove.
[Dm] _ _ Shove, shove, _ shove.
A [F] clock can punch in an hour for lunch, and a bad boy spends your time.
_ Shove, shove, _ shove.
[F] I'd crawl on my hands to the big boss man if I thought it would [G] change his [Dm] mind.
_ Shove, shove, _ shove, shove.
[D] _ _ _ _ Shove, _ now shove.
[F] A clock can punch in an hour for lunch, and a bad boy spends your time.
[Dm] _ _ Shove, shove, _ shove.
[F] I'd crawl on my hands to the big boss man if I thought it would [G] change his _ [Dm] mind.
Shove, shove, _ shove, _ _ _ [C] _
_ [Dm] _ shove.
I wish I had a job to shove.
[Dm] _ _ _ _ Shove, shove. _
_ _ _ Oh, I wish I had a job to shove.
_ _ _ _ Shove, _ I wish I had a job to shove.
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_ [A] _ _ The big boss called me a deadbeat, said I'd been laying down on the job.
And now he's fixing to give my position to his brother-in-law.
Brother-in-law?
His kid's sister's old man Bob.
[D] Well, I told him where he could stick his [Dm] job, because he never paid me enough.
[B]
Now I'm working overtime on the unemployment [D] line, and I wish I had a job to shove.
I said I wish I had a job to shove.
[Dm] _ _ Shove, shove, _ shove.
[F] A clock can punch in an hour for lunch, and a bad boy spends your [Dm] time.
_ Shove, shove, _ shove.
[F] I'd crawl on my hands to the big boss man if I thought it would [G] change his [Dm] mind.
_ Shove, shove, _ [A] shove, shove. _ _
_ _ _ [D] I wish I had a job to shove.
_ _ [Am] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Dm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The [Am] government playing in the TV town, I thought, wouldn't get me down.
[D] Because I pick up my check in a few long minutes and smile because my nose, my nose,
smile because my nose ain't brown.
But the bills are due, and the wife is too, and the repo man, repo man, he's been trying
to find my [C] truck.
And with a [D] tear in my eye, now I can't deny, I wish I had a job to shove.
[Dm] _ _ Shove, shove, _ shove.
A [F] clock can punch in an hour for lunch, and a bad boy spends your time.
_ Shove, shove, _ shove.
[F] I'd crawl on my hands to the big boss man if I thought it would [G] change his [Dm] mind.
_ Shove, shove, _ shove, shove.
[D] _ _ _ _ Shove, _ now shove.
[F] A clock can punch in an hour for lunch, and a bad boy spends your time.
[Dm] _ _ Shove, shove, _ shove.
[F] I'd crawl on my hands to the big boss man if I thought it would [G] change his _ [Dm] mind.
Shove, shove, _ shove, _ _ _ [C] _
_ [Dm] _ shove.
I wish I had a job to shove.
[Dm] _ _ _ _ Shove, shove. _
_ _ _ Oh, I wish I had a job to shove.
_ _ _ _ Shove, _ I wish I had a job to shove.
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