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Artist: 238
Canonical path: /238/forty-hour-increments
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Forty Hour Increments
Read Forty Hour Increments lyrics by 238 on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Forty Hour Increments
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Save yourself or you'll be murdered
in forty hour increments,
I'm certain that the evidence will shock you.
Subsequently they'll fill your chair,
forgetting of your sitting there.
Quickly they'll fill your chair,
forgetting of your sitting there.
Don't be afraid to pack your things
and leave the comfort money brings,
and find your own way out of here alone.
'Cause we're all homeless anyway,
we're searching in so many ways.
I do believe there is a place for us.
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238 performs "Forty Hour Increments", and this lyric page sits inside the 238 catalog on LyroVerse.
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