D# Oh, the smell of the bakery from across the street A# Got in my nose D# Yeah, we carried our ladders down the street A# With the wrought iron gate rows D# I went home and listened to Jimmie Rodgers A# in my lunch break F Bought five Woodbines at the shop on the corner A# And went straight back to work Oh, Sam was up on top And I was on the bottom with the V We went for lemonade and Paris buns At the shop and broke for tea (That's right) I collected from the lady And I cleaned the fanlight inside-out I was blowing saxophone on the weekend In that down joint Chorus: Gm What's my line F D# A# I'm happy cleaning windows Gm Take my time F D# I'll see you when my love grows A# Gm Baby! don't let it slide F D# I'm a working man in my prime A# Cleaning windows D# (Number thirty six!) I heard Leadbelly and Blind Lemon On the street where I was born (Yeah) Sonny Terry, Brownie McGhee And Muddy Waters singin' "I'm A Rolling Stone" I went home And read my Christmas Humphreys' book on Zen Curiosity killed the cat Kerouac's "Dharma Bums" and "On the Road" Chorus: What's my line? I'm happy cleaning windows (Hey) Take my time I'll see you when my love grows Baby, don't let it slide I'm a working man in my prime Cleaning windows Say again What's my line? I'm happy cleaning windows Well, I take my time I'll see you when my love grows Don't let it slide I'm a working man in my prime Cleaning windows Alright, cleanin' What'd you say number Number a-hundred and twenty-six Alright, we'll be ready tomorrow | TransposeReset Font sizeReset Chords fingeringsA# D# F Gm |