Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Albert King
Canonical path: /albert-king/call-my-job
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Call My Job
Read Call My Job lyrics by Albert King on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Call My Job
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Call my job, tell the boss I won't be in
Call my job, tell the boss I won't be in
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, I must've had too much weekend
Call my job, have someone operate my machine
Call my job, have someone operate my machine
You look so good to me this morning, I must've had too much weekend
Hang the hat off the hook, lock the door too, spend my time, making love to you
Call my job, tell the boss I won't be in Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
I must've had too much weekend
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