Tired - Willie Nelson

My name is Jackson, I was named after my father

Followed in his footsteps, down here to this factory

I aren’t complaining, wouldn’t waste my breath to bother

This work aren’t hard, it’s only boring as can be

Married Rebecca back in seventy-seven

I still love her and I guess she loves me too

We go to church on Sundays 'cause we want to go to heaven

Me and my family, aren’t that how you’re supposed to do

But I’m tired, Lord I’m tired

Life is wearing me smooth down to the bone

No rest for the weary, you just move on

Tired, Lord I’m tired

I’ve only missed six days in nigh on twenty years o' work

The money went to taxes and these bills I’ve paid on time

The raise I got two months ago don’t meet the cost o' living

Selling my body for these nickels and these dimes

The smell of Becky’s coffee rolled me out of bed this morning

I showered and shaved and dressed and pulled my work boots on

Walked in the kitchen, she was staring out the window

The way she said good morning made me ask is something wrong

She said I’m tired, woke up tired

Life is wearing me smooth down to the bone

No rest for the weary, you just move on

I guess you just keep going till your gone

Tired, Lord I’m tired

Tired, Lord I’m tired