Now I don't mind workin' hard
You can't burn me down
They ain't made a job
That I can't work my way around
Sometime I do it for the money
Sometime for the glamour
Sometime I use my head
Sometime I get a bigger hammer
I worked on the railroad
I worked in the fields
I'm a steeple jack and it's a fact
I drive anything on wheels
I can frame a house drive pilin'
Pour that wet concrete
Take a weldin' rig and build a bridge
And I can do it in my sleep
Chorus
I'm the jack of all trades
I love every lick I get
If I ain't got the job done son
I might not want to quit
I'm the jack of all trades
That makes me the boss
You gonna get your money's worth
No matter what it costs
I don't work assembly line
Doin' the same ol thing
Same ol shop the same ol clock
Playin' the same ol game
I don't want no desk job man
It don't suit my clothes
I don't need no engineer
Just to show me how it goes
Hmm hmm show me how it goes
Chorus
There ain't no need to do a job
It I can't do it right
I may not be gettin' rich
But I'm sleepin' good at night
Some call me a gypsy
Some call me a flake
But I'll kiss your ass if I don't earn
Every dime I make
Chorus
Guy Charles Clark (1941-2016) was an American singer-songwriter and guitarist, considered one of the pillars of American country songwriting. Born in Monahans, Texas, Clark began his musical career in the 1960s, performing in clubs in Austin and Nashville. His music, characterized by poetic lyrics and simple but effective melodies, has influenced generations of country and folk artists. Among his most famous songs are "Lonesome Aires", "Desperados Waiting for a Train" and "The Randall Knife". Clark was also a respected luthier, building handcrafted guitars that have become collector's items. His musical legacy continues to inspire artists worldwide.
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