Born to Pay
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Born to Pay
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Another day i'm broke
won't take no fuckin' job
my mailbox is full of bills
it's gonna give me a thrill
appeals will never stop
one more coin in the slot
crush me i'm born to pay
it's with my nerves you play
chorus :
Thanx for this swindling world, leave me diyng open mouthed
fed up we're born to pay, it's with my nerves you play
you must just pay the price
if you want to survive
better go and steal
the only way to deal ?
I'm still on the dole
is there another goal ?
How much is it to breathe ?
who's the real thief ?
chorus
A new god you create,
merciless in your faith
more you have, more you spend
a wallet without end
that's where you place your pride
i'm just a parasite
why do you work for me ?
i don't deserve money !
chorus
always running after, can't stand it more longer
uh !
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