Intro CmYou Don't Know What Hard Times Are, Daddy G#Hard Times Are When The Textile Workers Around This Country Are Out Of Work CmThey Got Four Or Five Kids And Can't Pay Their Wages, Can't Buy Their Food G#Hard Times Are When The Auto Workers Are Out Of Work And They Tell 'Em Go Home CmAnd Hard Times Are When A Man Has Worked At A Job Thirty Years, Thirty Years G#They Give Him A Watch, Kick Him In The Butt CmAnd Say, "Hey, A Computer Took Your Place, Daddy" Verse 1 G#This Place Don't Smell Like Winston's And Whiskey No More CmThе Feet Don't Creep And Creak The Hard Oak Of A Harmonious Floor G#And Grandma's Old Garden Ain't What It Usеd To Be CmThere's Rats On Tomatoes And Holes In The Leaves A#Fell In The Yard Where Granddad Parked His Car G#Before Driving Us To Drive-Ins And Breaking Our Hearts G#Them Quarters Quit Coming, That Engine Quit Running CmAnd That Truck Just Stayed Sitting With Six Kids In The Kitchen A#Even Though He Was Well-Trained, Well-Read, And Worked HFmard Chorus G#The Robot Killed The WD#orking Man A#Took The Nail And Hammer Right OCmut Of His A#Hands G#Sealed Up The Coffin, SD#old Off The Land A#Replaced The Good Book With MCmachines In Their A#Hands G#Sooner Or Later, MD#ore Soon Than Not Them A#Homegrown Tomatoes All RCmipen Then A#Rot With G#No Rhyme Or Reason And ND#o Helping Hand A#The Day The Robot Killed The WCmorking ManA# G# D# A# Cm A# G# D# A# Verse 2 And G#This Place Don't Look Like What It Looked Like When ICm Was A Kid G#Can't You See What A Giant Step For Humanity CmDid? And G#All Of Them Calluses For Palaces Built In The SCmky, Boy Mean A#Nothing To The Machine On The Day The Working Man DFmies, Boy Chorus G#The Robot Killed The WD#orking Man A#Took The Nail And Hammer Right OCmut Of His A#Hands G#Sealed Up The Coffin, SD#old Off The Land A#Replaced The Good Book With MCmachines In Their A#Hands G#Sooner Or Later, MD#ore Soon Than Not Them A#Homegrown Tomatoes All RCmipen Then A#Rot With G#No Rhyme Or Reason And ND#o Helping Hand A#The Day The Robot Killed The WCmorking ManA# G# D# A# Cm A# G# D# A# Bridge And G#Brick By Brick, Them Mullen Boys Built This TCmown And G#Brick By Brick, Them Bastards Keep Tearing Me DCmown There's G#No One To Be Angry At Every Time A Working Man FCmalls Just A#More Ads For Gambling And More Ads For More Of It AFmll Chorus G#The Robot Killed The WD#orking Man A#Took The Nail And Hammer Right OCmut Of His A#Hands G#Sealed Up The Coffin, SD#old Off The Land A#Replaced The Good Book With MCmachines In Their A#Hands G#Sooner Or Later, MD#ore Soon Than Not Them A#Homegrown Tomatoes All RCmipen Then A#Rot With G#No Rhyme Or Reason And ND#o Helping Hand N.c. The Day The Robot Killed The Working Man
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What are the chords for Robot Killed The Working Man?
The chords for Robot Killed The Working Man are: Cm, G#, A#, Fm, D#
What is the original key of Robot Killed The Working Man?
The original key is F#m.
What is the difficulty of playing Robot Killed The Working Man?
The difficulty level is Intermediate.
Can I play Robot Killed The Working Man in another key?
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Can Robot Killed The Working Man be played on an acoustic guitar?
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Can I play Robot Killed The Working Man on ukulele?
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How many chords are used in Robot Killed The Working Man?
Robot Killed The Working Man uses 5 chords: Cm, G#, A#, Fm, D#
What is the easiest way to play Robot Killed The Working Man?
You can use the transpose feature to change the key to one that better matches your vocal range or uses easier chord shapes.
What decade was Robot Killed The Working Man released in?
Robot Killed The Working Man was released in the 2020s. See more 2020s songs here
Are there easier chord versions for Robot Killed The Working Man?
Yes. Tap the Simplify button to switch Robot Killed The Working Man to beginner-friendly chords - it drops advanced extensions like maj7, m7, and 9ths without changing the song's key or progression.