Car Wash - Rose Royce

Taxi - Harry Chapin

Piano Man - Billy Joel

Wichita Lineman - Glen Campbell

Rocketman - Elton John

Son of a Preacher Man - Dusty Springfield

Coal Miner's Daughter - Loretta Lynn

ice cream man - van halen
:lol:

ROCKET MAN BY ELTON JOHN
ONE OF MY FAVORITE SONGS IN THE WHOLE WORLD.
that made me really happy.

Sky Pilot - The Animals

Workin' At The Car Wash Blues - Jim Croce

Back On The Chain Gang - The Pretenders

I Write The Songs - Barry Manilow

You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive---Patty Loveless (Coal miners)

Workin' Man Blues---Merle Haggard (regular workin' man)

Workin' in a Coal Mine(I don't know who sings this song though)
I've Been Workin' On The Railroad(Again, I don't know who sings this song)

If I Were A Carpenter- Bobby Darin

Workin' in a Coal Mine(I don't know who sings this song though))

Lee Dorsey:wave:

Lee Dorsey:wave:

Thanks:) That is a guy, right?:confused:

Casey Jones --- Greatful Dead (engineer)
The Wreck of Old '97 --- Johnny Cash (engineer)
Highwayman --- The Highwaymen
Truckin' --- The Dead
White Lightnin'--- George Jones (moonshiner)

"Like a Surgeon"- Weird Al Yankovic

New York Mining Disaster 1941 - the Bee Gees

Paperback Writer - The Beatles
Convoy - C.W. McCall
Guitar Man - Elvis Presley
Mr. Businessman - Ray Stevens
Piano Man - Billy Joel
Rhinestone Cowboy - Glen Campbell

Hey Porter--Johnny Cash
Just a Job to Do--Genesis (about being a hit man)
She's a Politician--Soundgarden
Lady Cab Driver--Prince
Paperback Writer--The Beatles
Fisherman's Blues--The Waterboys
Workin' 9 To 5--Dolly Parton
We Are the Road Crew--Motorhead
Doctor Doctor--UFO
Disturbing the Priest--Black Sabbath
Voice of the Navigator--Iron Maiden

telphone man by meri wilson studio musician recorded by barry manalow and written by rupert holmes and 9 to 5

sorry i didnt see that 9 to 5 was alredy listed

"Chain Gang" - Sam Cooke (1960)

Thanks:) That is a guy, right?:confused:
Yep.

I thought of one...
"Get A Job," The Silhouettes, 1958. Made it to #1 early that year.

Makin' Thunderbirds - Bob Seger (auto assembly line worker)

Don't forget Sixteen Tons by Merle Travis and then by Tennessee Ernie Ford.

The infamous chorus:

You load sixteen tons, what do you get?
Another day older and deeper in debt.
Saint Peter, don't you call me, 'cause I can't go;
I owe my soul to the company store...