Lyrics
Tum ble out a bed and I stum ble to the kitch en.
(A)Pour my self a cup of am bi tion.
(E)Yawn and stretch and try to come to life.
(E)Jump in the show’r and the blood starts pump in’.
(A)Out on the streets the traf fic starts jump in’ for folks like me on the (B)job from nine to (A)five.
Work in’ (A7)nine to five, what a way to make a liv in’.
Bare ly get tin’ by.
It’s all tak in’ and no giv in’.
They just use your mind and they nev er give you cred it.
It’s e (F#)nough (G#m7)to drive you (B)cra zy if you let it.
(E)Hoo hoo hoo oo woo
(F5)My two lives have got me hop pin’.
(Bb7)Dawn ’til mid night, there’s no stop pin’.
(F)Don’t know which I’m moth er ing the most.
(F)Pack his lunch and kiss my (F7)son ’n (Bb7)grab my purse and I keep run nin’.
(F)Got so much on my plate I could choke.
Work in’ (Bb7)nine to five.
For serv ice and de vo tion, you would think that I would de serve a fat pro mo tion.
Want to move a head, but the boss won’t seem to let me.
I (G)swear (Am7)some times that (G)man is out to get me.
Nine to five.
They (G)let you dream just to watch ’em shat ter.
You’re (C)just a step on the boss man’s lad der, but (G)you got dreams he’ll nev er take a (D)way.
You’re in the same boat with a lot of your (G9)friends.
(C)Wait in’ for the day your ship ’ll come in.
The (G)tide’s gon na turn and it’s (D)all gon na roll your way.
(C7)Nine to five.
As long as we’re to geth er, you know you and I will make it through (C)what ev er.
They can’t keep us down.
We’ll just rise a bove it.
You hold (A)on (Bm7)to me.
We’ll (D)tell ’em (Em7)where to shove it.
(G5)Nine to five, you can lose your mind.
Get up and work, get up (Dm7)and work.
(G5)Nine to five, you can lose your mind.
(C9)Work in’ nine to five.
Lose your mind.
(C)Nine to five.
It’s e nough to drive you cra zy, it’s e nough to drive you cra zy, it’s e nough to drive you cra it’s zy, e nough, it’s e nough to drive you…
(Ab)Dreams and plans are in the mak ing.
Suc (Dbmaj7)cess is out there for the tak ing.
(Ab)Wish it was as sim ple as it sounds.
I (Ab)swear to you, I’m (Ab)gon na do it, (Dbmaj7)grit my teeth and I’ll get through it.
It’s (Ab)hard to see the up side when you’re down.
Work ing (Db9)nine to five.
It be came nec es sar y when my hus band, Dick, left me (Ab)for his (Bbm7)sec re tar y.
(Ab)Nev er worked be fore, but some how I’ve got to make it.
’Til I (Bb)learn (Cm7)the ropes, I (Bb)guess (Eb)I’ll just (CN.C.)have to fake it.
(D9)Nine to five.
So man y of us do it, but we know in side we’re gon na make it through it.
There’s a bright er day and we’ll keep look in’ t’ward it.
And we’ll (B)buy (C#m7)that (Ddim7)dream (B)soon as (E)we can (F#)just af ford it.
(A5)Nine to five.
Work in’ (D9)nine to five.
(A5)Nine to five.
Work in’ (D9)nine to five.
(F#m7)Nine to five.
Work in’ (D)nine to five.
I de (A)serve a fat pro mo tion.
The (B)tide’s gon (CN.C.)na turn.
Work in’ (D9)nine to (E9sus)five.
(C)Nine (Gmaj7)to (A5)five!
Nine To Five by Dolly Parton
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Easy piano arrangement in the key of E at 140 BPM. Difficulty: medium. Color-coded notes — no sheet-reading skill required.
About “Nine To Five”
- What key is "Nine To Five" in?
- "Nine To Five" by Dolly Parton is in the key of E with a tempo of 140 BPM. Difficulty: medium.
- Is "Nine To Five" easy to play on piano?
- This arrangement is rated medium. It requires comfort with chord shapes and basic hand independence. Expect 1-2 weeks of regular practice for a confident performance.
- Can I play "Nine To Five" without reading sheet music?
- Yes. Our player offers a falling-notes mode (Synthesia-style) and a beginner mode with color-coded keys — both let you play along without reading traditional notation.
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