Satisfied Man
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Satisfied Man
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Busting my ass for what little I got
Hard working man ain't got a whole lot
Smile on my face working everyday
It's all I gotta do just to earn my pay
Lord knows I'm a satisfied man
Early to bed just to get my rise
Never made this man wealthy or wise
I don't need a fat wallet just to do my thing
Soho to Memphis you hear me sing
Lord know I'm a satisfied man
Yes I am
Pulled my money from the wishing well
Lord knows it all but he won't tell
Now I'm in a place where the drinks are strong
I can be a hoochie coochie man all night long
Pulled a six number dream at a local stand
Now it's me and the dog in the Promised Land
Lord know I'm a satisfied man Lord know
I'm a satisfied man Lord knows
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