Career Day
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Career Day
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I'm an astronaut, baby
I work in the night
I'm a certain kinda crazy
I live in my mind
I'm a deep sea diver
I find ways to breathe
I'm deep under cover
I don't look like me
I'm paper-thin
I'm paper-thin
I'm paper-thin
Just break me in
I'm a part-time mortician
I cannot shake death
And I'm an aging physician
Ain't got much healin' left
I'm a character actor
I feed myself wine
But it leaves me pretty good at
Pretending I'm fine
I'm paper-thin
I'm paper-thin
I'm paper-thin
Just break me in
I'm a struggling comedian
I can't find the laughs
I'm a poor mathematician
I do things by halves
I'm a weekday dancer
Can't keep the movement from my shoes
I'm a heartless casino
I win when you lose
I'm paper-thin
I'm paper-thin
I'm paper-thin
Just break me in
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Keaton Henson performs "Career Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Keaton Henson catalog on LyroVerse.
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