Smokey Factory Blues

Albert Hammond / Mike Hazelwood

Early in the misty misty morning headin' for another freeway jam
Sleepy eyed and shriverin' wakin' up and wishin' it was Sunday I wish it was Sunday
On the radio they're playin' love songs songs that make me wanna turn around
Factory gates are up ahead I wished that I was moment dead
With you right now back home with you right now

But I work to make a living and I work without a break
And I work when I am sleeping and I work when I'm awake
Yes and I'd like to leave the city but I can't afford to move
And I think I'm going under with them way down lowdown smokey factory blues

I was born a lover not a worker money doesn't smell like sweet perfume
Some of us feel out of place engine oil upon our face
Believe me you better believe me

I work to make a living and I work without a break
And I work when I am sleeping and I work when I'm awake
Yes and I'd like to leave the city but I can't afford to move
And I think I'm going under with them way down lowdown smokey factory blues

But I work to make a living and I work without a break
And I work when I am sleeping and I work when I'm awake
Yes and I'd like to leave the city but I can't afford to move
And I think I'm going under with them way down lowdown smokey factory blues

Trivia about the song Smokey Factory Blues by Johnny Cash

When was the song “Smokey Factory Blues” released by Johnny Cash?
The song Smokey Factory Blues was released in 1975, on the album “John R. Cash”.
Who composed the song “Smokey Factory Blues” by Johnny Cash?
The song “Smokey Factory Blues” by Johnny Cash was composed by Albert Hammond and Mike Hazelwood.

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