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Joe
Knows How To Live lyrics are chords intended for your personal use
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Joe Knows How To Live Recorded by Eddy Raven written by Graham Hamilton, Seals Troy, Harold Barnes and Max Duane
G7 C
Blue Monday morning at the factory gate G7 C Almost time to clock in
G7
C
The boys were betting that Joe wouldn't show F
G7 They'd seen him over the weekend
C
He had four new tires on his old Cadillac F
Betty the waitress and some clothes in the back
C And a dashboard full of road-maps of Mexico
G7
C Yeah Joe knows how to live
Am
Em He said women were made to love F C Money is made to spend Am
Em
F
A7 Life is something buddy you will never live again
Dm
Yeah I've got to admit G7
C Joe sure knows how to live
G7
C By now they'll be down at the ocean
G7
C He and Betty stretched out somewhere
G7
C
The only blue in his eye is the blue moonlight F
G7 Bouncing off Betty's blond hair
C
Oh I can just see them rolling round on the sand F
I never thought I was a jealous man
C
But when I think what he's doing and what I'm not G7 C Lord I'm jealous a lot
Repeat #3
G7
C Now Betty's back home with her mother
G7
C Joe's back on the assembly line
G7
C But he brings in his pictures and his Mexican hat F
G7 Just to remind us sometimes
Repeat #3
Dm
Yeah I hate to admit
G7
C But Joe knows how to live
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