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Just say good night, it'll be alright
It's time to go to sleep
I gotta break my back in the early morn'
With my hands and shuffle my feet
So I can eat
So we could eat

She said, "Work is what God made us for"
But I think she's full of shit
'Cause my skin, it fries in the summer skies
And the Devil holds the whip
And I can't quit
We can never quit

And every night when I get home now
With every muscle sore
A few pennies in my pocket
My boots layin' by the door
And every night, I'm lonely as I could ever bе
I'm a company man, I can't hold no company

Well, when I come homе, 'bout a half past five
I'm nothin' but skin and bones
She's sittin' there in her rockin' chair
She likes to be left alone
And I don't know her anymore, no, no
Well, I don't know

Haven't seen her smile for quite some time
Her eyes have grown so dark
We used to dance on our front porch
Now, she won't dance at all
Not that I can recall
And I can't recall

Every night when I get home now
With every muscle sore
A few pennies in my pocket
My boots layin' by the door
And every night, I'm lonely as I could ever be
I'm a company man, I can't hold no company
Yeah!

Was a Saturday, she went away
She slithered through The Pines
Like a graveyard robber, takin' everything
Money can never buy
And I don't mind
She was never mine
And I don't mind

Every night when I get home now
With every muscle sore
A few pennies in my pocket
My boots layin' by the door
And every night, I'm lonely as I could ever be
I'm a company man, I can't hold no company
I'm a company man, I can't hold no company

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