Charles David Sharp
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Sunday Morning

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Charles David Sharp Canonical path: /charles-david-sharp/sunday-morning Related lyric paths: 6
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Sunday Morning

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I'm so tired of being poor

I can't take it anymore

I can work and sling a wrench

Work a shut-down in a pinch

Folks that live down by the lake

They all give and they don't take

They work their fingers to the bone

And in the evenings sit alone

Sunday monrning comes without a word

Called up Monday but still they haven't heard

And I swear Michael is a turd

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