A Piece Of Work (i'm Trying Her)
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A Piece Of Work (i'm Trying Her)
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It takes a second
When you're down and out
There's nothing to fight about
Only a minute
Before the show's over and out
Break up the word
A piece of work
I'm trying her
Every hour
Turns my senses around
And upside down
Feel the rhythm
Of the heart
Whenever I'll be by your side
A piece of work
I'm trying her
As the hammer's raised
I'll run and hide
In a shallow grave
Hear the rhythm
Of the heart
I'll memorize each word you say
A piece of work
I'm trying her
For the better part
Think I'll steal your heart
I'm trying her
As the hammer's raised
I'll run and hide
In a shallow grave
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