Johnny Cash - Oney

Oney Johnny Cash Capo 1st fret Intro: [G] I dedicate this song to the workin' man. For ev'ry man that puts in Eight or ten hard hours a day of workin', toil and sweat. He's always got somebody lookin' down his neck, Tryin' to get more out of him than he really oughta have to put in. After twe[G]nty-nine long years of workin' in this shop With Oney standin' over me,[A] To-day[D7] when that old whistle blows I'll check in all my gear and I'll retire.[G] The superintendent just dropped by a (guitaretab.com)

Oney Johnny Cash Recorded by Johnny Cash Words and music by Jerry Chestnut (SPOKEN) I dedicate this song to the workin' man For ever' man that puts in a hard Eight or ten hours a day of work and toil and sweat Always got somebody lookin' down his neck Tryin' to get more out of 'im Than he really ought to have to put in. CAPO: 1st Fret/KEY: G#/PLAY: G [G] After twenty nine long years of workin' In this shop with Oney standin' o-[A7] ver me ... To-[D7]day when that old whistle blows I'll check (tabcountry.com)

Oney Johnny Cash From what i can tell, this song is supposed to be played with a capo on the first fret, my guitar teacher is always saying that capos are for people who can't play bar chords, i i figured it out with bar chords instead. so here goes, hope this sounds right... written by Jerry Chestnut performed by Johnny Cash [G#]intro, spoken: I dedicate this song to the workin' man For ever' man that puts in a hard Eight or ten hours a day of work and toil and sweat Always got somebody look (guitaretab.com)

Oney Johnny Cash Capo 1st fret Intro: [G] I dedicate this song to the workin' man. For ev'ry man that puts in Eight or ten hard hours a day of workin', toil and sweat. He's always got somebody lookin' down his neck, Tryin' to get more out of him than he really oughta have to put in. After twe[G]nty-nine long years of workin' in this shop With Oney standin' over me,[A] To-day[D7] when that old whistle blows I'll check in all my gear and I'll retire.[G] The superintendent just dropped by a (azchords.com)

Oney Johnny Cash my guitar teacher is always saying that capos are for people who can't play bar chords, i i figured it out with bar chords instead. so here goes, hope this sounds right... written by Jerry Chestnut performed by Johnny Cash [G#]intro, spoken: I dedicate this song to the workin' man For ever' man that puts in a hard Eight or ten hours a day of work and toil and sweat Always got somebody lookin' down his neck Tryin' to get more out of 'im Than he really ought to have to put in. (azchords.com)