Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jane's Addiction
Canonical path: /janes-addiction/so-what
Related lyric paths: 6
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So What!
Read So What! lyrics by Jane's Addiction on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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So What!
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Man ain't meant to work
C'mon build a machine!
So we can sleep and make love deeper
Later we can dance and we can drink!
Man ain't meant to work
C'mon build a machine!
So we can live for our own pleasure
Please yourself! Please your queens!
Early morning the sun is yawning
I am not kind yet
I am certain, I have no doubt
Life is for playing
Days like these
I hardly disagree
So what! That's my conclusion
I think I'm gonna dig myself now
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