Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Good Morning
Canonical path: /good-morning/10
Related lyric paths: 6
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$10
Read $10 lyrics by Good Morning on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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$10
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Well I might get uptight
And never find the right time
And I'm sorry that I don't bother
I'm not getting old
Look, another year has gone
Throw $10 on the way home
Keep your pay low, I guess
I don't know
Get $10 on the way home
Keep your pay low, I guess
I don't know
So just listen
'Cause they're only gonna ask you one question
What should I buy?
Lord! Give me a price!
Throw $10 on the way home
Keep your pay low, I guess
I don't know
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