Am G FAm I'm an ordinary man, nothing special nothing grandF G Am I've had to work for everything I ownAm G FAm I never asked for a lot, I was happy with what I'd gotF G Am Enough to keep my family and my homeF GC Am Now they say that times are hard and they've handed me my cardsF E They say there's not the work to go aroundAm G FAm And when the whistle blows, the gates will finally closeF GAm Tonight they're going to shut this factory downF G Am F GAm Then they'll tear it d-o-w-nAm G FAm I never missed a day nor went on strike for higher payF G Am For twenty years I served them best I couldAm G FAm Now with a handshake and a cheque it seems so easy to forgetF GAm Loyalty through the bad times and through goodF G CAm The owner says he's sad to see that things have got so badFE But the captains of industry won't let him loseAm G F Am He still drives a car and smokes his cigarF G Am And still he takes his family on a cruise,F G Am F G Am he'll never l-o-s-eAm G F Am Well it seems to me such a cruel ironyF G Am He's richer now than ever he was beforeAm G FAm Now my cheque is spent and I can't afford the rentF GAm There's one law for the rich, one for the poorF G C Am Every day I've tried to salvage some of my prideFE To find some work so's I might pay my wayAm G FAm Oh but everywhere I go, the answer's always noF G Am There's no work for anyone here today,F G Am F G Am no work t-o-D-A-yAm G FAm And so condemned I stand, just an ordinary manF G Am Like thousands beside me in the queueAm G FAm I watch my darling wife trying to make the best of lifeF GAm And God knows what the kids are going to doF G C Am Now that we are faced ... with this human wasteF E A ge---neration cast asideAm G F Am And as long as I live, I never will forgiveF G Am You've stripped me of my dignity and pride,F G AmF G Am you've stripped me B-A-r-E, you've stripped me B-A-r-E,F G Am you've stripped me B-A-r-E.
Ordinary Man
Christy Moore
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