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    Janet Devlin Finally Releases Fan-Favourite Song “Working For The Man”

    By turuchiJune 9, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Irish country-rock singer Janet Devlin has finally released her song “Working For The Man”, a track that fans have been asking for for more than 13 years.

    Janet wrote the song when she was just 17 years old during a songwriting session in London with singer-songwriter Jack Savoretti. Even though the song was never officially released, it became a favourite among fans who loved hearing it during her live shows.

    Now, after many years of requests, Janet has finally shared the song with the world. The timing feels perfect because its message is still important today.

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    With catchy guitars, strong drums, lively piano, and Janet’s unique country-rock voice, the song talks about the feeling of being stuck in a system that takes a lot from people but gives very little back. It also shares a message about finding your own path, staying true to yourself, and fighting for your dreams.

    Full of energy, passion, and confidence, “Working For The Man” is a song that was always meant to be heard. After waiting more than a decade, fans can finally enjoy it, and it was well worth the wait.

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