Who composed the song “Workin' It Out” by Shel Silverstein?

The song “Workin' It Out” by Shel Silverstein was composed by SHEL SILVERSTEIN, WALTER RAIM.

Shel Silverstein

Workin' It Out

SHEL SILVERSTEIN, WALTER RAIM

Well, I been spending my life lookin' for a shoulder
To rest my head when the nights get colder.
But the days are getting longer and I'm getting older.
Been a long time working it out.

[Chorus]
I've been a long time workin' it out
I've been a long time workin' it out
I've been a long time workin' it out
I've been a long time workin' it out

Now I got a little woman scrub my floor.
Right down the road I got me two or three more.
None of 'em knows about the one next door.
I been a long time working that out!

[Chorus]

Well, it was late one night when I stole a little money.
Bought a couple o' things and then I give them to my honey.
The Judge said, "Boy, if you think that's funny,
You got a long time workin' this out!"

[Chorus]

Yeah , well I look all around me and what do I see?
The whole wide world got trouble like me.
Between the taxes, the missus and the deep blue sea,
We'll be a long time working it out.

[Chorus]

Trivia about the song Workin' It Out by Shel Silverstein

Who composed the song “Workin' It Out” by Shel Silverstein?: The song “Workin' It Out” by Shel Silverstein was composed by SHEL SILVERSTEIN, WALTER RAIM.