Intro: GF C,
VerseG
Talk on the phone, stare at the screen,
F
Doin' the job, livin' the dream,
CG
Gettin' paid, yeah right.
G
Thinkin' about what I'll say to prove
F
That we should go out for a laugh or two
CG
'Stead of going home tonight.
G
From a long day, no break,
F
We made it to the middle of the week
C
And I'm thinking that I'm probably gonna need
C
To get to know you casually.
G
Just having fun, two for one,
F
Let's watch a good time get a little better.
C
Ain't no ball and chain for the suits and skirts
GFC
Just drinks after work, drinks after work.
GF
Tell me what's it gonna hurt,
C
To have a little drink after work?
(Verse)
G
Happy hour's like a holiday,
F
Hanging with you's like getting away,
C
Let's conversate
G
For a little while.
G
Well, keep me company, catch me up
F
It's a whole lot better than being stuck
C
In a drive-time 9 to 5
G
I'd rather see you smile.
G
From a long day, no break,
F
We made it to the middle of the week
C
And I'm thinking that I'm probably gonna need
C
To get to know you casually.
G
Just having fun, two for one,
F
Let's watch a good time get a little better.
C
Ain't no ball and chain for the suits and skirts
GFC
Just drinks after work, drinks after work.
GF
Tell me what's it gonna hurt,
C
To have a little drink after work?
BridgeG
Been a long day
F
And the boss don't get it.
C
Don't you wanna take the edge off
C
With some 7 and 7?
G
Just crushin' on a friend
F
Tell me what's it gonna hurt
C
Sippin' and tippin' some drinks after work?
(Chorus-out)
G
From a long day, no break,
F
We made it to the middle of the week
C
And I'm thinking that I'm probably gonna need
C
To get to know you casually.
G
Just having fun, two for one,
F
Let's watch a good time get a little better.
C
Ain't no ball and chain for the suits and skirts
GFC
Just drinks after work, drinks after work.
GF
Tell me what's it gonna hurt,
CGFC
To have a little drink after work? Long Day, no break
GFC
Tell me what's it gonna hurt, have a little drink after work,
G
sippin' & tippin' some drinks after work (fade)
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