Working Class Blues
Navigating Life's Hardships: Working Class Struggles Unveiled
Lyrics
I´ve got no help in shovin´ stones out of way
I face challenges without assistance in clearing obstacles.
Twenty dollars in my pocket til´ the next pay day
I have only twenty dollars in my possession until the next payday.
Oh lord, I´ve got them working class blues
I express a sense of hardship associated with being part of the working class.
And if I ever saw money, I´d buy a new pair of shoes
If I were to come across money, my priority would be to buy new shoes.
I´ve got a fearful walk from the wrong side of town
I walk fearfully, possibly due to my origin in the less affluent part of town.
woman I love she keeps pulling me down
The woman I love is a source of trouble or hindrance in my life.
Oh lord, I´ve got them working class blues
I reiterate the challenges and struggles associated with being in the working class.
And if I ever saw money, I´d buy a new pair of shoes
If I were to come into money, my first desire would be to purchase new shoes.
No bank-account, no pension plan
I lack a bank account and a pension plan.
I live at minimal wage I´m a family man
I earn the minimum wage and am responsible for supporting my family.
No paid vaccation, no leisure town
I don't have paid vacation, and I don't live in a leisurely town.
Workin´ so hard that I must be a clown
I work so hard that it seems as if I am a clown.
Oh lord, I´ve got them working class blues
I restate the emotional burden and challenges of the working class lifestyle.
No bank-account, no pension plan
I reiterate the absence of a bank account and pension plan.
I live at minimal wage I´m a family man
I emphasize living on minimal wage and being a family man.
Oh lord, I´ve got them working class blues
I restate the overall sentiment of facing difficulties associated with the working class.
Oh lo´ lo´ Lord, I´ve got them working class blues
I express the emotional weight of the working class struggles, seeking solace from the Lord.
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