National Working Woman's Holiday
Sammy Kershaw
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They oughta' run your picture in a magazine 'Cause you're the hardest working woman I've ever seen If we weren't sinkin' in a river of debt I'd say, "Quit that job and let 'em do it theirself" I know we're depending on every dime But I'm tired of you working that overtime I'm gonna tell somebody There ought to be a law against working that way Tell 'em you're taking off this Friday For the National Working Woman's Holiday Honey I can tell you're feeling the strain You deserve a break from that ball and chain If the union won't say it, then it's up to me They're just taking advantage of your loyalty Everybody likes a little time and a half But we both know you're worth more than that I'm gonna tell somebody There ought to be a law against working that way Tell 'em you're taking off this Friday For the National Working Woman's Holiday I'll call in sick And I'll be telling the truth 'Cause I'm sick and tired Of how they're treating you I'm gonna tell somebody There ought to be a law against working that way Tell 'em you're taking off this Friday For the National Working Woman's Holiday I'm gonna tell somebody There ought to be a law against working that way Tell 'em you're taking off this Friday For the National Working Woman's Holiday
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Written by: JAMES DEAN HICKS, PAT TERRY, ROGER MURRAH
Lyrics © CAROL VINCENT & ASSOC LLC, BMG Rights Management, ON THE MANTEL MUSIC, RESERVOIR MEDIA MANAGEMENT INC
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11 facts about this song
Release Information"National Working Woman's Holiday" was released in 1994 as the lead single from Sammy Kershaw's album, "Feelin' Good Train".
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Chart PerformanceThe song reached number two on both the US Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart and the Canadian RPM Country Tracks chart. This makes it one of Kershaw's highest-charting singles.
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SongwritersThe song was penned by famous country songwriters Roger Murrah, Pat Terry, and James Dean Hicks. Murrah has written songs for several other notable country artists including Alan Jackson and Waylon Jennings.
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Song Theme"National Working Woman's Holiday" is a tribute to hardworking women everywhere, particularly those who balance careers, homemaking, and parenthood.
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Music VideoThe music video for the song was directed by Michael Merriman, who is well-known for his work in the country music industry.
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Album SuccessThe song was a notable contributor to the commercial success of the album "Feelin' Good Train", which was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of American (RIAA).
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RecognitionThanks to its positive and empowering message, the song is frequently hailed as a feminist anthem within the context of country music.
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StyleSammy Kershaw is known for his traditional country music style and this song is no exception. "National Working Woman's Holiday" stands out for its classic 90s country sound.
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Popular CoverThe tune was covered by many artists after its release, clearly indicating its popularity among other musicians.
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Live PerformancesThe song has been a mainstay in Sammy Kershaw's live performances and concerts, often getting a very enthusiastic reaction from the crowds.
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Kershaw's Career"National Working Woman's Holiday" is considered one of Sammy Kershaw's signature songs that helped solidify his career in the music industry.
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