>From Paul Brosseau - brosseau_paul@isus.emc.com


Factory - Warren Zevon
>From the album - Sentimental Hygiene

Intro:	G

G             D      G
I was born in Sixty-three
                        D     G
I got a little job in a factory
                        C
I don't know much about Kennedy
       G                      D     G
I was too busy working in the Factory


G                                     D         G
We got a kid that's two, we've got another one due
                D          G
We get by the best we can do
                           C
The Factory's got a good medical plan
       G           D    G
And cousin I'm a union man


Saying yes sir, no sir, yes sir, no sir, yes sir, no sir, Work!


G	C	Em	C (twice)


G                 D      G 
I was born in Mechanicsburg
                                   D       G
My Daddy worked for Pontiac 'till he got hurt
                 C
Now he's on disability
          G                     D     G
And I've got his old job in the Factory


Saying yes sir, no sir, yes sir, no sir, yes sir, no sir, Work!


G	D	Em	C  (four times)


G                       D          G
Early in the morning I feel the chill
                            D        G
The Factory whistle blows loud and shrill
                     C
I'd kill my wife or she'd kill me
            G                     D     G
But we've gotta go to work in the Factory

                        D    G
Six days a week in the Factory
                               D     G
Up early in the morning at the Factory
                         D     G
I've been working in the Factory
                                 D     G
Johnny, I've been working in the Factory
                        D     G
Kicking asbestos in the Factory
                              D     G
Punching out Chryslers in the Factory
                             D     G
Breathing the plastic in the Factory
                                  D     G
Making poly-vinyl-chloride in the Factory

G	D	G



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