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I work a double-shift on Monday |
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Tuesday, I get up before dawn |
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Wednesday, pouring coffee |
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Thursday night, I'm tending the bar |
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Well, when Friday finally rolls around |
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I call my rough and rowdy friends and we're honky-tonk loud |
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I work hard, I play harder |
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I'm a good-timin', American daughter |
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Redneck, blue collar |
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And I party down to my last dollar |
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I work hard, I work hard, I work hard |
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I play harder |
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Now, I don't waste my time on |
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Manicures and spray-on tans |
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And I don't pay no never mind |
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To the callouses I've worn on my hands |
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You know that people just can't understand how |
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I'm the first to clock in but the last to pass out |
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I work hard, I play harder |
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I'm a good-timin', American daughter |
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Redneck, blue collar |
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And I party down to my last dollar |
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I work hard, I work hard, I work hard |
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I play harder yeah, yeah, yeah |
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I work hard, I play harder |
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I'm a good-timin', American daughter |
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Redneck, blue collar |
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And I party down to my last dollar |
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I work hard, I play harder |
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I'm a good-timin', American daughter |
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Redneck, blue collar |
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And I party down to my last dollar |
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I work hard, I work hard, I work hard |
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I work hard, I work hard, I work hard |
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I play harder |