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Working Man Blues

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Feastem Canonical path: /feastem/working-man-blues Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Working Man Blues

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Day in, day out

Working like a slave

Punching the clock

Shit-eating grin on his face

There will be a day

He said to himself

That the tide will turn

And I'll be the one

Serving the coldest plates

Hatred builds up inside

Fills his heart with rage

Set controls to annihilate

Time for revenge has arrived

Little did I know

He pondered as he raised his hand

That it would begin like this

But as his fist went down

Again and again

He knew for sure

How it was going to end

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