Capo: 1

Take This Job And Shove It Johnny Paycheck Tabbed by: Glenn Gervais Putting a capo on 1 makes this a little easier to play, in my opinion. To make it even easier you can eliminate the C#m from the chorus altogether without missing much at all. Just keep playing the E instead. The "E F# G#" after "Take this job and shove it" can be played as single notes to make things easier too. Capo on 1 [Chorus]

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Take this job and shove it ^E ^F# I ^G#ain't ^Aworking here no ^Emore My ^Ewoman done left and ^C#mtook all the reasons ^F# I was working ^Bfor You ^Ebetter not try to stand in my way As I'm ^Awalking out the ^Edoor ^ATake this job and ^Eshove it I ain't ^Bworking here no ^Emore

[Verse]

^EI've been working in this factory For ^Enigh on fifteen years ^AAll this time I ^Ewatched my woman ^F#Drowning in a pool of ^Btears And ^EI've seen a lot of good folks die That ^Ahad a lot of bills to ^Epay ^AI'd give the shirt right ^Eoff my back If ^BI had the guts to ^Esay ^A ^E

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[Verse]

Well that ^Eforeman he's a regular dog The ^Eline boss he's a fool ^AGot a brand new ^Eflattop hair cut ^F#Lord he thinks he's ^Bcool ^EOne of these days I'm gonna blow my top And that ^Asucker he's gonna ^Epay ^ALord I can't wait to ^Esee their faces When I ^Bget the nerve to ^Esay ^A ^E

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Johnny Paycheck - Take this job and shove it