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I was looking for a job and then I found a job and heaven knows I'm miserable now
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Playlist
0′00″
Work Song
by Nina Simone
on High Priestess Of Soul
5′00″
Welcome To The Working Week
by Elvis Costello
on My Aim is True
(Stiff)
7′00″
Maggie's Farm
by Bob Dylan
on No Direction Home
(Columbia)
10′02″
Working
by Bill Hicks
on Flying Saucer Tour, Vol. 1
(Comedy Dynamics)
12′12″
Working Man
by Otis Rush
on Mourning In The Morning
(Atlantic Records)
16′05″
Workin' Woman Blues
by Valerie June
on Pushin' Against A Stone
(Concord Records)
19′52″
Working Man
by Rush
on Rush
(Island)
24′22″
Working My Way Back To You
by Frankie Valli
on The Complete Introduction to Northern Soul
(Universal)
27′09″
Workin For A Livin
by Huey Lewis & The News
on Greatest Hits
36′23″
Work To Do
by Isley Brothers
on The Essential Isley Brothers
39′08″
Working For You
by Patrick Sweany
on Close To The Floor
(Nine Mile Records)
42′10″
Do-Re-Mi
by Woody Guthrie
on Woody Guthrie Sings Folk Songs
(Smithsonian Folkways)
44′54″
Graveyard Shift
by Uncle Tupelo
on No Depression
(Sony Music)
48′00″
Working On a Dream
by Bruce Springsteen
on Working On a Dream
(Self Released)
54′25″
Giant Corporation
by Maria Bamford
on How To Win!
(.)
58′07″
In Tall Buildings
by John Hartford
on Nobody Knows What you Do
61′40″
Down And Out In New York City
by James Brown
on Black Caesar
(Universal)
69′42″
Easy Money
by Rickie Lee Jones
on Rickie Lee Jones
(Warner Brothers)
71′31″
Bankrupt on Selling
by Modest Mouse
on The Lonesome Crowded West
(Up)
75′24″
Living With Unemployment
by Newtown Neurotics
on Beggars Can Be Choosers
(Jungle)
79′48″
Career Opportunities
by The Clash
on Hits Back
(sony music)
83′32″
Get a Job
by The Silhouettes
on Get a Job
87′35″
Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town
by Kenny Rogers and the First Editions
on The Best Of
93′16″
Saginaw, Michigan
by Johnny Cash
on Bootleg 1
96′26″
Flint (For the Unemployed and Underpaid)
by Sufjan Stevens
on Michigan
(Asthmatic Kitty Records)
98′49″
Inner City Pressure
by Flight of the Conchords
on Flight of the Conchords
(Sub Pop)
101′19″
Stillness Is The Move
by Dirty Projectors
on Bitte Orca
(Domino)
106′30″
Odd Jobs
by Anthony Jeselnik
on Shakespeare
107′08″
Dropout Boogie
by Captain Beefheart
on Safe As Milk
110′58″
Laundry Man
by The Five Breezes
on Chicago blues Vol 2
(Document)
113′26″
Back On The Chain Gang
by Pretenders
on Learning To Crawl
(1983)
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By Rob HagleI was looking for a job and then I found a job and heaven knows I'm miserable now
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Playlist
0′00″
Work Song
by Nina Simone
on High Priestess Of Soul
5′00″
Welcome To The Working Week
by Elvis Costello
on My Aim is True
(Stiff)
7′00″
Maggie's Farm
by Bob Dylan
on No Direction Home
(Columbia)
10′02″
Working
by Bill Hicks
on Flying Saucer Tour, Vol. 1
(Comedy Dynamics)
12′12″
Working Man
by Otis Rush
on Mourning In The Morning
(Atlantic Records)
16′05″
Workin' Woman Blues
by Valerie June
on Pushin' Against A Stone
(Concord Records)
19′52″
Working Man
by Rush
on Rush
(Island)
24′22″
Working My Way Back To You
by Frankie Valli
on The Complete Introduction to Northern Soul
(Universal)
27′09″
Workin For A Livin
by Huey Lewis & The News
on Greatest Hits
36′23″
Work To Do
by Isley Brothers
on The Essential Isley Brothers
39′08″
Working For You
by Patrick Sweany
on Close To The Floor
(Nine Mile Records)
42′10″
Do-Re-Mi
by Woody Guthrie
on Woody Guthrie Sings Folk Songs
(Smithsonian Folkways)
44′54″
Graveyard Shift
by Uncle Tupelo
on No Depression
(Sony Music)
48′00″
Working On a Dream
by Bruce Springsteen
on Working On a Dream
(Self Released)
54′25″
Giant Corporation
by Maria Bamford
on How To Win!
(.)
58′07″
In Tall Buildings
by John Hartford
on Nobody Knows What you Do
61′40″
Down And Out In New York City
by James Brown
on Black Caesar
(Universal)
69′42″
Easy Money
by Rickie Lee Jones
on Rickie Lee Jones
(Warner Brothers)
71′31″
Bankrupt on Selling
by Modest Mouse
on The Lonesome Crowded West
(Up)
75′24″
Living With Unemployment
by Newtown Neurotics
on Beggars Can Be Choosers
(Jungle)
79′48″
Career Opportunities
by The Clash
on Hits Back
(sony music)
83′32″
Get a Job
by The Silhouettes
on Get a Job
87′35″
Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town
by Kenny Rogers and the First Editions
on The Best Of
93′16″
Saginaw, Michigan
by Johnny Cash
on Bootleg 1
96′26″
Flint (For the Unemployed and Underpaid)
by Sufjan Stevens
on Michigan
(Asthmatic Kitty Records)
98′49″
Inner City Pressure
by Flight of the Conchords
on Flight of the Conchords
(Sub Pop)
101′19″
Stillness Is The Move
by Dirty Projectors
on Bitte Orca
(Domino)
106′30″
Odd Jobs
by Anthony Jeselnik
on Shakespeare
107′08″
Dropout Boogie
by Captain Beefheart
on Safe As Milk
110′58″
Laundry Man
by The Five Breezes
on Chicago blues Vol 2
(Document)
113′26″
Back On The Chain Gang
by Pretenders
on Learning To Crawl
(1983)