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Able
Bodied Man lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
it's a very good up tempo song recorded by Charley Pride.
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Able Bodied Man Recorded by Charley Pride written by Jerry Foster and Bill Rice
C F C I'm calling from the station and I haven't got much time to let you know F G7 Got a ticket for Missouri and there's things I need to say before I go F C If I could I'd have you meet me but I don't see how I can F I don't have enough to pay your fare C There's a factory in Columbus hiring now I understand F G7 C And they're looking for an able bodied man
F C You should receive some money in a letter that I mailed two days ago F G7 But when I wrote the letter saying you could come to me I didn't know F C That I was going to lose my job in such a little while F So now we're gonna have to change our plan C They may not hire me in Columbus but I'm pretty sure they will F G7 C If they're looking for an able bodied man
F C If I'd had more education now I'd made a better life for me and you F G7 But just simple manual labor is the only kind of work that I can do F C The bus is loading for Missouri so I guess I'd better go F I'll call you just as soon as I can C I'll be sending you a ticket cause I think I'll get a job F G7 C If they're looking for an able bodied man
F G7 C And remember I'm your able bodied man
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