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Rush: Working Man
From the album Rush (Mercury Records)
Copyright 1974 Core Music Publishing
Music by Lee and Lifeson
Lyrics by Lee and Lifeson

formatted by// mitzel the bear

thanks to// jay tee, nik, eli, evan, logan


this is one of my favirote rush songs.
the solo is awsome...........

Intro/verse: (repeat several times)
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-(2)-2--(2)-2----------(2)-2--(2)-2------------------|
-(2)-2--(2)-2----5-----(2)-2--(2)-2----3--3h5- (5)-5~-5>(7)-7~-7-8~-8-7-8-7-5-7-5---5------_---------------------|
---------------------------------------7---7-6-7-6-4--------_--------|
------------------------------------------------------5-7-5-7-5------|
-----------------------------------------------------------------7---|
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----------------------------------------------------------------10---|
------------------------------------------_---------8-10!-10!-10!----|
------------_---------_----------------7-9-7---7-9-------------------|
--5-7!-5-7-7-5---5-7-7-5-----_--5-7>9-------9------------------------|
---------------7----------7--5-7-------------------------------------|
---------------------------------------------------------------------|

--10-----10----_-------------------------------_-----------------|
------10!----10!-8--8---8-10!-8---8--12!--10!-10!-8---10-8-------|
------------------9--9---------9-------------------9------7-9----|
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-------------------_----------_-------_------------------------------|
---_--7-9!---9!-9!-9-7---7-9!-9!-7---9-9-7--7-----------_----_-------|
--7-9-----------------9----------9-------9---9-8-7-5-7-5--7-5--------|
----------------------------------------------------------7----7-5~~-|
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I couldn't transcribe the rest of the solos to my satisfaction, so I
left them out. The only other part of the song I know is the following.

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-------_----------_-------------------------_---------_-------------|
--7-7-7-5---7-7-7-5---7-5---5~~--7-5-7-7-7-5---7-7-7-5--7-5---5~----|
----------7----------7-----7-------------------7---------5-----7----|

----------_----------_---------3~----------_----------_---------3~---|
-----5-5-5-3---5-5-5-3--5-3------5-3-5-5-5-3---5-5-5-3--5-3----------|
-------------4---------4-----4-----------------4---------4----4------|
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-7-5-----------------------------------------------------------------|
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--0-3-5-5!-5!-5-3---5-3-------3------------|
------------------5-----5-3-5--5-3-0-3-5---|
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--7-7-7-7-5---5~--5--5--------------------|
-------------7----------7-5-3~--3-5-3-0---|

ROCK ON YOU GIT BOX FANS.......

Key-
~ vibrato
! bend
_ hammer on or pull off
> slide up

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
 
 
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The Great South
Lead Player
#1 by The Great Southern Trendkill at Dec 11, 1977 at 4:20 AM EST
seems to be about the basic 9-5 worker..........he feels his whole life is spent working and when he gets home he has no time for anything
 
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Bobby
Wanna Be
#2 by Bobby Warneke at Apr 10, 1997 at 4:31 AM EST
This is a really good song and I'm not surprised people thought it was Zeppelin, The styles of Alex and Jimmy are very similer, and then Neil changed it all for the better.
 
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Harry
Average
#3 by Harry Johnson at Jun 7, 2004 at 7:28 PM EST
Since it was so early on in Rush's career, the song was probably taken from several other sources. (Styles like The Who or Led Zeppelin would have used.) People were actually calling the radio when this came out thinking that they had heard fresh Zeppelin material. I don't believe it's a cover, however. Great song nonetheless. Put Rush on the map. =]
 
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Matt
Lead Player
#4 by Matt Miller at Apr 26, 2006 at 6:43 PM EST
My theme song. I can definitely relate. I may go see these guys live.. sick. It'd be my first concert. :)