[Convention: each chord is four beats/a full measure. A dash indicates that the chord is held for another four beats; two chords with a slash between them are held for two beats/half a measure each.]
(This song is dedicated to all you modern day troubadors out there. And I think I know who you are.)
1. - I gotta get a job - I got to get some pay
- my son's gotta go to art school, he's leaving in three days
- and the TV is in Esperanto - you know that that's a bitch
/ because alienation's for the rich and I'm feelin' poorer every day
a hey hey hey
2. Well I ain't feeling happy about the state of things in my life but I'm working to make it better with a six of Miller High Life just drinking and a-drivin', makin' sure my dues get paid because alienation's for the rich and I'm feelin' poorer every day a hey hey hey
(Instrumental; play G and lead in to last verse on an E chord)
2a. - Well I ain't feeling happy about the state of things in my life
- but I'm working to make it better with a six of Miller High Life
- just drinking and a-drivin', makin' sure my dues get paid
/ because alienation's for the rich and I'm feelin' poorer every day
a hey hey hey
-E.M. aid because alienation's for the rich and I'm feelin poorer every day a hey hey hey