Closed For The Weekend
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Closed For The Weekend
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where i come from stealing's like giving
make a robin hood living eight days out
of the week at the fat lace pace i race the
ease back disorderly conduct in a
catatonic state of relax in the brass
knuckle turnbuckle i drink the daydream
up all night on a cloud getting even louder
than before what about it what can you
do closed for the weekend speak before
i drink and drink before i speak
developments arrested by speech and no
action noise complaints from the
neighbors next door might as well lay off
the bell cause i won't turn it down closed
for the weekend saturday and sunday too
a two-day wait with a one-room view on
the freeze for a stunt turn on the green
when monday comes
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