Slaughterhouse
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Slaughterhouse
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wake up little darlin'
I got some news for you tonight
wake up little darlin'
I got my mud boots on
and I'm ready to go
I'm workin' at the slaughterhouse
well I'm workin at the slaughterhouse
workin 9 to 5
keepin' you alive
workin' at the slaughterhouse
bye bye little baby
why do you have to bitch so much
bye bye little baby
five pounds of lead keep me way out of touch
(repeat chorus)
bye bye little baby
why do you have to bitch so much
bye bye bye, bye bye baby
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(repeat chorus)
well I'm workin'
yeah I'm workin'
baby I'm workin'
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Georgia Satellites performs "Slaughterhouse", and this lyric page sits inside the Georgia Satellites catalog on LyroVerse.
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