Working Man
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Working Man
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Stuck in a rut working nine to five
Punch the clock proving he's a alive
He's a working man getting nowhere
He's got a wife, he's got a cat
God only knows where they're at
He's a lonely man, frustrated
Tired of life, working five days a week
The weekend is his only treat
Then his money's gone, it's monday
Living his life gets him down
Once a year vacation comes around
Two weeks gone, time flies
Man was cursed from his birth
It's a common truth yeah
Guess it was always meant to be
The curse he wants reversed, oh Lord!
Stuck in a rut working nine to five
Punch the clock proving he's a alive
He's a working man getting nowhere
Man was cursed from his birth
It's a common truth yeah
Guess it was always meant to be
The curse he wants reversed, oh yeah!
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King's X performs "Working Man", and this lyric page sits inside the King's X catalog on LyroVerse.
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