Happy Hours

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[Verse 1]
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I haven't had to pay for a drink 
          D   G
in a while
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I’ve never been accused of having 
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a pair of shoes that were out of 
style
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I don't have to wait for a line
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They move me to the front
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Or cut them out for me
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Haven't had to pay for a drink in 
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a while
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Oh, a drink for a while


[Verse 2]
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It ain’t hard to handle fortune 
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and fame
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Everywhere I show my face
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Everybody knows my name
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All I ever take is my time
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It's money for nothing and it's 
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chicks for free
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It ain't hard to handle fortune 
       D   G
and fame
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Oh, fortune and fame
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Oh


[Chorus]
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Twenty four hours a week
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And seven months a year
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Filling your cup with joy
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Is it whiskey, gin or beer?
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You tell me I'm spinning my wheels
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But to me it's no big deal
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Watching these happy hours turn 
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into years

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[Verse 3]
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I've been getting paid serving 
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drinks for a while
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These young girls they just stay the
 same
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But I think my shoes have gone out 
of style
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Feeling kind of short on time
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The lines are getting longer and 
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they're not for me
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I’ve been getting paid serving 
              D      G
drinks for a while
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Oh


[Chorus]
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Twenty four hours a week
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Seven months a year
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I'm not telling you you've gotta go 
home
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But you can't stay here
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I'm still here spinning my wheels
       G      A      D
It used to be no big deal
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Watching these happy hours turn 
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into years
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Twenty four hours a week
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And seven months a year
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Watching these happy hours, year 
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after year