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Unemployment Blues

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Glenn Kaiser Canonical path: /glenn-kaiser/unemployment-blues Related lyric paths: 6
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Unemployment Blues

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You give no indication

No look into my eyes

I don't want no pity

Just don't wanna be disposed

I don't watt pity

Just a place to lay my head

Cold can be a killer

Sometimes heat is just as bad

I ain't got no work

But i still need to eat

When nobody's hirin'

No bread and no meat

When nobody's hirin'

I do what i can to get a meal

Low down dirty world

When survival means to steal

Somebody saw my face

They even asked my name

Told me about a place

Where i could find my way

And they seemed to care

I got nothing' left to lose

Just my achin' heart

My unemployment blues

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