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Date: 5/31/99; 7:43:31 PM
 From: "Alfredo" 
 Subject: Job Description by Alan Jackson
 JOB DESCRIPTION
 by Alan Jackson
 From The Album "Who I Am" (1994)
 
 Written by: Alan Jackson
 
 Transcribed by: Alfredo Barbieri
 
 
 
 [D][E][A][E]
 
 [A]Well I know sometimes you find it hard
 
 To [D]understand just what we do out [A]here
 
 [F#m]Well that bus rolls up at home
 
 And I just disapp[E]ear
 
 [D]And I sure don't like to leave you
 
 Couldn't stand for you to think that I [A]don't care
 
 [D]So I wrote this job description 
 
 Just to [E]tell you what I do when I'm not [A]there
 
 I sleep [D]eighty miles an hour 
 
 To the whining of a diesel down the [A]interstate
 
 [D]Dreamin' 'bout my little girls
 
 The easy chair that sits beside the [E]fireplace
 
 [A]Then we shut her down in another town
 
 [D]Shower up and do just what we [A]came to do [A-E] [F#m]
 
 [D]Sing for the people
 
 Count the [E]money and the miles back home to [A]you
 
 [A]Well each night I take the stage
 
 With a [D]six piece band and a guitar in my [A]hand
 
 [F#m]Singin' songs about my life 
 
 All the good times and the [E]bad
 
 [D]Then we say goodbye and we load it up
 
 And head somewhere I've already [A]been
 
 [D]Then I lay down in that double bed [E]alone 
 
 And I thank the Lord [A]again
 
 Chorus
 
 
 
 There it is. Yet another fine song from Alan Jackson.
 
 Since I'm fairly new to this kind of stuff,
 
 if you think any corrections are needed, 
 
 feel free to make them.
 
 Alf.