Oney Chords by Johnny Cash
Tempo:
104.95 bpm
Chords used:
Ab
Bb
Eb
Db
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Ab] I dedicate this song to the working man, for every man that puts in eight or ten hard hours a day of working tall and sweat,
he's always got somebody looking down his neck trying to get more out of him than he really ought to have to put in.
After twenty-nine long years of working in this shop with Onnie [Bb] standing over me,
[Eb] today when that old whistle blows, I'll check in all my gear and [Ab] I'll retire.
The superintendent just dropped by and said they'd planned my little [Bb] get-together.
Then [Eb] he said I'd never made it if old Onnie hadn't held me [Ab] to the fire.
I've seen him in my dreams at night and woke up in the morning [Bb] feeling tired.
And [Eb] old Onnie don't remember when I came here how he tried to get [Ab] me fired.
With his folded hands behind him, every morning Onnie waited [Bb] at the gate
where [Eb] he'd rat and rave like [Eb] I committed murder clocking in [Ab] five minutes late.
[Bb] But today they'll gather round me like I've seen them do when any [C] man retires.
[F] Then old Onnie's gonna tell me from now on I'm free to do what [Bb] I desire.
He'll present me with that little old gold watch they give a man at [C] times like this.
But [F] there's one thing he's not counting on, today's the day I give [Bb] old Onnie his.
[Db] I've been working, building muscles, Onnie's just been standing round [Eb] getting soft.
[Ab] And today about 4.30 I'll make up for every good night's [Db] sleep I've lost.
When I'm gone I'll be remembered as a working man that put his [Eb] point across.
With [Ab] a right hand full of knuckles taught, today I show old Onnie [Db] who's boss.
Hmm, what time is it?
4.30?
Hey Onnie, Onnie!
[N]
he's always got somebody looking down his neck trying to get more out of him than he really ought to have to put in.
After twenty-nine long years of working in this shop with Onnie [Bb] standing over me,
[Eb] today when that old whistle blows, I'll check in all my gear and [Ab] I'll retire.
The superintendent just dropped by and said they'd planned my little [Bb] get-together.
Then [Eb] he said I'd never made it if old Onnie hadn't held me [Ab] to the fire.
I've seen him in my dreams at night and woke up in the morning [Bb] feeling tired.
And [Eb] old Onnie don't remember when I came here how he tried to get [Ab] me fired.
With his folded hands behind him, every morning Onnie waited [Bb] at the gate
where [Eb] he'd rat and rave like [Eb] I committed murder clocking in [Ab] five minutes late.
[Bb] But today they'll gather round me like I've seen them do when any [C] man retires.
[F] Then old Onnie's gonna tell me from now on I'm free to do what [Bb] I desire.
He'll present me with that little old gold watch they give a man at [C] times like this.
But [F] there's one thing he's not counting on, today's the day I give [Bb] old Onnie his.
[Db] I've been working, building muscles, Onnie's just been standing round [Eb] getting soft.
[Ab] And today about 4.30 I'll make up for every good night's [Db] sleep I've lost.
When I'm gone I'll be remembered as a working man that put his [Eb] point across.
With [Ab] a right hand full of knuckles taught, today I show old Onnie [Db] who's boss.
Hmm, what time is it?
4.30?
Hey Onnie, Onnie!
[N]
Key:
Ab
Bb
Eb
Db
C
Ab
Bb
Eb
_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ I dedicate this song to the working man, for every man that puts in eight or ten hard hours a day of working tall and sweat,
he's always got somebody looking down his neck trying to get more out of him than he really ought to have to put in.
_ After twenty-nine long years of working in this shop with Onnie [Bb] standing over me, _
_ _ _ [Eb] today when that old whistle blows, I'll check in all my gear and [Ab] I'll retire.
The _ _ _ _ superintendent just dropped by and said they'd planned my little [Bb] get-together. _ _
_ _ Then [Eb] he said I'd never made it if old Onnie hadn't held me [Ab] to the fire. _ _
_ _ _ I've seen him in my dreams at night and woke up in the morning [Bb] feeling tired. _ _
_ _ And [Eb] old Onnie don't remember when I came here how he tried to get [Ab] me fired. _ _
_ _ With his folded hands behind him, every morning Onnie waited [Bb] at the gate
where _ _ _ [Eb] he'd rat and rave like [Eb] I committed murder clocking in [Ab] five minutes late. _ _
[Bb] _ _ But today they'll gather round me like I've seen them do when any [C] man retires. _
_ _ _ [F] Then old Onnie's gonna tell me from now on I'm free to do what [Bb] I desire. _ _
_ _ _ He'll present me with that little old gold watch they give a man at [C] times like this. _
_ _ But [F] there's one thing he's not counting on, today's the day I give [Bb] old Onnie his. _ _
[Db] _ _ _ I've been working, building muscles, Onnie's just been standing round [Eb] getting soft. _ _
_ _ _ [Ab] And today about 4.30 I'll make up for every good night's [Db] sleep I've lost. _ _
_ _ When I'm gone I'll be remembered as a working man that put his [Eb] point across. _ _
_ _ With [Ab] a right hand full of knuckles taught, today I show old Onnie [Db] who's boss. _ _
Hmm, what time is it?
4.30? _
Hey Onnie, _ Onnie! _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _
he's always got somebody looking down his neck trying to get more out of him than he really ought to have to put in.
_ After twenty-nine long years of working in this shop with Onnie [Bb] standing over me, _
_ _ _ [Eb] today when that old whistle blows, I'll check in all my gear and [Ab] I'll retire.
The _ _ _ _ superintendent just dropped by and said they'd planned my little [Bb] get-together. _ _
_ _ Then [Eb] he said I'd never made it if old Onnie hadn't held me [Ab] to the fire. _ _
_ _ _ I've seen him in my dreams at night and woke up in the morning [Bb] feeling tired. _ _
_ _ And [Eb] old Onnie don't remember when I came here how he tried to get [Ab] me fired. _ _
_ _ With his folded hands behind him, every morning Onnie waited [Bb] at the gate
where _ _ _ [Eb] he'd rat and rave like [Eb] I committed murder clocking in [Ab] five minutes late. _ _
[Bb] _ _ But today they'll gather round me like I've seen them do when any [C] man retires. _
_ _ _ [F] Then old Onnie's gonna tell me from now on I'm free to do what [Bb] I desire. _ _
_ _ _ He'll present me with that little old gold watch they give a man at [C] times like this. _
_ _ But [F] there's one thing he's not counting on, today's the day I give [Bb] old Onnie his. _ _
[Db] _ _ _ I've been working, building muscles, Onnie's just been standing round [Eb] getting soft. _ _
_ _ _ [Ab] And today about 4.30 I'll make up for every good night's [Db] sleep I've lost. _ _
_ _ When I'm gone I'll be remembered as a working man that put his [Eb] point across. _ _
_ _ With [Ab] a right hand full of knuckles taught, today I show old Onnie [Db] who's boss. _ _
Hmm, what time is it?
4.30? _
Hey Onnie, _ Onnie! _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _