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Artist: Kids Like Us
Canonical path: /kids-like-us/the-clock-on-the-wall
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The Clock On The Wall
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Clock On The Wall
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my time is woth more than cents per minute.
this minimum wage i think i'll never outlive it.
i count the ticks of my life go by on a clock.
is this a dream or will it ever stop.
my time is worth more than cents per minute this minimum wage. i think i'll never outlive. cut me dry.
from the pain inside. a living nightmare.
how do i get outta here. trippin over my feet.
i can't believe. my life is going this way.
someone is going to pay.
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