Best Days Work
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Best Days Work
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I'm content like this
Definitely don't miss
You now that you've gone
You did me wrong, well so long
It was the best day's work that you ever did
When you left me, whoa-oh!
You led me on like a dog
It's true, is it not?
But now I'm wise to you
And I can see thruogh you
It was the best day's work that you ever did
When you left me, whoa-oh!
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Now I can laugh and say
Girl, it's you that pays
For being so bad
Tryin' to make me sad
It was the best day's work that you ever did
When you left me, whoa-oh!
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