Coalman Bee Gees

"Coalman" by the Bee Gees, released in 1970, is a #Pop song that explores themes of hard work, struggle, and the life of a coal miner. The lyrics convey a sense of resilience and the burdens of labor. Musically, it features the group's signature harmonies and a blend of folk influences. The song reflects the socio-economic challenges of the era, resonating with working-class listeners.

I tell my troubles to the coalman
He's a coalman but he understands
He's not such a very very old man
He's a soul man and he takes my hand
He makes a man feel good when he's down
Head is touching the ground
He's going to help you if he can
He's a coalman

I've been waiting for the coalman
He's a whole man and he treats me nice
Ev'rybody needs a coalman
When you're low man , you can get advice
He makes a man feel good when he's down
Head is touching the ground
He's going to help you if he can
He's a coalman

I need her loving so much the feeling is too much to bear
You've got to have somebody, when she's not there

I tell my troubles to the coalman
He's a coalman but he understands
He's not such a very very old man
He's a soul man and he takes my hand
He makes a man feel good when he's down
Head is touching the ground
He's going to help you if he can
He's a coalman

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