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Artist: Jonah Tolchin
Canonical path: /jonah-tolchin/working-man-blues-22
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Working Man Blues #22
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Working Man Blues #22
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There it goes again, make me cry
There it goes again
Sell my soul again, for a lie
Sell my soul again
And they can’t take it away
Cause’ love is here to stay
All the wise men say
That they know nothing at all
Working baby, oh so hard
Working baby
Lord won’t save me, oh my God
Lord won’t save me
And they can’t take it away
Cause love is here to stay
All the wise men say
That they know nothing at all
He had to save himself
He had to earn his wealth
Little by little, day by day
Making that money, to earn that pay
He had to work for the devil
To buy his ticket home
And they can’t take it away
Cause love is here to stay
All the wise men say
That they know nothing at all
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