## Metadata
**Caption:** boogie woogie piano, rock and roll, bluesy, gritty, uptempo, 130 bpm, duet vocal
**BPM:** 122
**Duration:** 140.0s
**Key:** C major
**Time Signature:** 4

## Lyrics
[verse]
Working Woman, counting every dime,
Stretching Sunday's supper one more time,
Four little mouths and a broken chair,
You carry the house like it's nothing, like it's air.

[chorus]
Working Woman, how do you keep it together,
Rain on the roof and holes in the leather,
Nobody asks how you made it through,
But every day, girl, we're leaning on you.

[verse]
Tuesday's rent and Wednesday's shoes,
Thursday you sing away the blues,
Patching jackets by the lamplight glow,
Nobody taught you, but somehow you know.

[chorus]
Working Woman, how do you keep it together,
Rain on the roof and holes in the leather,
Nobody asks how you made it through,
But every day, girl, we're leaning on you.

[bridge]
Friday comes and the piano roars,
You're still standing, still keeping score,
Six days done and Sunday's near,
Still no rest, but you're still here.

[chorus]
Working Woman, how do you keep it together,
Rain on the roof and holes in the leather,
Nobody asks how you made it through,
But every day, girl, we're leaning on you.