Work-Shy
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Work-Shy
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All for shared responsibility
But I'm ducking out of it early
I'm not throwing out my back
I'm not standing in the Sun
I'm not fixing my own car
I'm not painting the house
If you wanna see me sweat
Well, you're gonna need a gun
Work with your hands
Or have them cut off
Work with your hands
Or have them cut off
Work with your hands
Or have them cut off
Work with your hands
Take marx and engels
They aren't the sort of people
Who could sell me an ethos
Old and tired is not so appealing
Many hands make light lifting
But please don't dare include me
I'm not slaving at the mill
I'm not hanging off a truck
I'm not dying on the line
I'm not eating from a box
If you wanna see me sweat
Well you're firmly out of luck
Bent well over your barrel
You lifted up a hill
I'm not losing a finger
I'm not getting black lung
I'm not dying in a mineshaft
I'm not falling off the scaffold
If you wanna see me sweat
Sorry not a fucking shot
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