There’s nothing more satisfying than enjoying a night out after a hardworking, successful work week. Here’s the best country lyrics to the popular motto, “Work hard, play hard”.

1. “I work hard, I play harder. I’m a good timin’ American daughter. Redneck, blue collar, and I party down to my last dollar”. (Work Hard, Play Harder- Gretchen Wilson)

2. “I belong to the drinking class. Monday through Friday, man we bust our backs. If you’re one of us, raise your glass.” (Drinking Class- Lee Brice)

3. “Punch that clock, cash that check, raise a little hell til Sunday.” (Small Town Throwdown- Brantley Gilbert)

4. “Hard as I worked all day¸I’m gonna work harder loving on you.” (Dirt on My Boots- Jon Pardi)

5. “Been watchin’ that clock tick-tock all day. Sittin’ here waitin’ on five. It’s Friday night, we got a job to do. So don’t let me down tonight.” (Drinkin’ Hours- Cole Swindell)

6. “Work hard, play harder. Get loud, go farther than any country boy’s ever gone before. Cut loose, go crazy. I’ll see you on Monday baby.” – (Work Hard, Play Harder- Montgomery Gentry)

7. “I’m dog tired by the five o’clock hour, but I’m ready to raise some hell.” (Round Here-Florida Georgia Line)

8. “Spend my whole week’s pay on some weekend beauty. Come Monday mornin’ I’m first to arrive. I ain’t nothin’ but business from nine to five.” (Hard Workin’ Man- Brooks and Dunn)

9. “Feel the sweet release of a Friday night. For a couple of hours gonna run this town till it runs dry. Tip it on back.” (Tip It On Back- Dierks Bentley)

10. “Man I’ve been workin’ too hard. Ten hour days and I’m tired. Damn this knuckle busted’ back breakin’ no paying Know where I’m going from here, hot headed women, cold beer.” (Boots On, Randy Houser)

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