Working Man Hero
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Working Man Hero
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Used to be what I despised
It would never be my way
Monday through friday counting days
Quality of life that's what I'm looking for
No more afraid of the common way out
Working man hero now I look up to you
Unwritten rules treated you like the fool
I've been wrong I admit that I've been wrong
But I know better now
What once seemed so far away
Now's getting closer every day
Zero hey! hey! hey!
Zero turned hero
years of disrespect I'm glad to see you go
Working man hero the working man hero
Hero hey! hey! hey!
Working man hero
Years of being wrong I'm glad to see you go
Working man hero the working man hero
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59 Times The Pain performs "Working Man Hero", and this lyric page sits inside the 59 Times The Pain catalog on LyroVerse.
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