(F)Come, my lit tle (C)friends, as we (Bb)all sing a (F)hap py lit tle (Bb)work ing song,
mer ry (F)lit tle voic es (C)clear and strong.
(F)Come and (F)roll your (Bb)sleeves up (C)(so to speak) and (F)pitch in,
(Bb)clean ing (C)crud up in the (F)kitch en as we (G7)sing
(G7)a (C7)long.
(F)Trill a cheer y (C)tune in the (Bb)tub as you (F)scrub a stub born (Bb)mil dew stain;
pluck a (A)hair ball from the (Dm)show er drain (G7)to the (G7)gay re (C7)frain of a hap py work ing (F)song.
(Dm)We’ll keep (A7)sing ing (Dm)with out (G9)fail; (C)oth er (C7)wise we’d (F)spoil it.
(Dm)Hos ing (A7)down the (Dm)gar bage (Dm)pail and (G)scrub bing up the toi (C7)let!
Oh, (F)how we all en (C)joy let ting (Bb)loose with a (F)lit tle “la da (Bb)dum dum dum”
while we’re (A)emp ty ing the (Dm)vac u um.
(G7)It’s such fun to (C7)hum a hap py work ing (Dm)song, (G9)hmm,
a (C7)hap py work ing (F)song.
(A)Oh,
how (D)strange a place to (E)be
(E)till (A)Ed ward (E)comes for (F#m)me!
My heart (E)is (A)sigh ing.
(C)Still,
as (F)long as I am (G)here,
I (C)guess a (G)new ex (Am)pe ri (Am)ence could (B7)be worth try ing.
(Bm)Hey!
Keep (Gm)dry (C)ing!
(F)You can do a (C)lot when you’ve (Bb)got such a (F)hap py work ing (Bb)tune to hum
while you’re spong ing up the (C)soap y scum.
(F)We a (F)dore each (Bb)filth y (C)chore that we de (F)ter mine.
(Bb)So, friends, (C)e ven though you’re (Dm)ver min, (Dm)we’re a (G)hap
py (A)work
ing (Dm)throng.
(F)Sing ing as we fetch the de (C7)ter gent box (F)for the smell y (C)shirts and the (D)stink y (D7)socks.
(F)Sing a long.
If you can not sing, then hum a long
as we’re fin ish ing our (Gm7)hap (C)py (Bb)work (C)ing (F)song.
This page shows “Happy Working Song” by Amy Adams in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Bb at 128 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.