Blue Collar Zen
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Blue Collar Zen
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See it lies before me somewhere
Free me from my life of woe
I remember feeling low
I remember swallowing
Last sips of beer before I hit the floor
You'll always reap from what you sow
Just keep on telling yourself not far to go
And from whatever you may know
Live for today and gain your soul
Say that my life has no meaning
Well I'll remain on this couch alone
I remember talking shit
Throwing punches around
Before one hit me right between the eyes
You'll always reap from what you sow
Just keep on telling yourself not far to go
And from whatever you may know
Live for today and gain your soul
Need some time to keep away
Need some time to slip away
Need some time to keep away
A little time to slip away
I Hate You
And everything you stand for too
You'll always reap from what you sow
Just keep on telling yourself not far to go
And from whatever you may know
Live for today and gain your soul
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Kilgore performs "Blue Collar Zen", and this lyric page sits inside the Kilgore catalog on LyroVerse.
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