Alan Jackson - Hard hat and a hammer

^DLaced up boots,^Gfaded j^Aeans. ^DHomemade sandwich, and h^Galf a jug of^A tea. ^DAverage joe, ^Gaverage ^Apay. ^DSame old end, ^Gsame old ^Aday.

But there's^D nothin' wrong with a ^Ghard hat and h^Aammer. ^DThat kind of glue that stic^Gks this world ^Atogether. ^DHands of steel, and c^Gradle of the promised l^Aand... A (let it ring out) God bless the workin' man.

^DAll week long,^G making a l^Aivin'. ^DLife keeps taking,^G he keeps g^Aiving ^DBehind the scene, b^Gelow the g^Arade ^DHardly noticed but ^Gpart of ever^Aything

But there's no^Dthing wrong with a hard^G hat and a ham^Amer ^DKind of glue that sti^Gcks this world ^Atogether ^DHands of steel and cr^Gadle of the Promised Land ^A A (let it ring out) God bless the working man

^DHe gives his life th^Gen fades a^Away ^DAnother young man ta^Gkes his pl^Aace ^DAverage Joe, av^Gerage pa^Ay ^DSame ol end, s^Game old' d^Aay

But there's no^Dthing wrong with a har^Gd hat and a ham^Amer ^DKind of glue that s^Gticks this world t^Aogether ^DHands of steel and cr^Gadle of the Promised Land ^A No, there's^D nothing wrong with a hard ^Ghat and a ham^Amer ^DKind of glue that sti^Gcks this world t^Aogether ^DHands of steel and cra^Gdle of the Promised Land ^A A (let it ring out) God bless the working man