A Piece Of The Action
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A Piece Of The Action
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I've got no money, could you spare a dime? I got the plan, if you got the time
If you take me there, you can claim your share of the action
Been on the road for a long time now, paid all my dues, oh I'm running out
If you take me there, you can claim your share of the action
Oh, for a piece of the action, oh, for a slice of the cake
Oh, for a piece of the action, oh, for a slice of the cake
(Solo)
Sometimes I feel as I'm going down
That nothing can stop me from losing ground
If you take me there, you can claim your share of the action
Oh, for a piece of the action, oh, for a slice of the cake
Oh, for a piece of the action, oh, for a slice of the cake
For a slice of the cake, oh
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