Night Shift
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Night Shift
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The sun shall not smite i
By day, nor the moon by night
And everything that i do
Shall be upfull and right
And if it's all night
It got to be alright (repeat)
Your mamma won't lose this one
You're the lucky one, under the sun
If you make me move
Then you know you got the groove
All night, it's alright
All night yeah! it's alright
Working on the forklift, in the night shift
Working on the night shift, with the forklift
From a.m. to p.m.
Working on a night shift yeah!
Well if it's all night
Warehouse, you're empty yeah!
Right around the corner
Bring your goods
Go around the other corner
Bring your suitcases
By the sweat of my brow
Eat your bread (repeat)
All night, alright (repeat)
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Who performs "Night Shift"?
Bob Marley performs "Night Shift", and this lyric page sits inside the Bob Marley catalog on LyroVerse.
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