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Artist: The Lodger
Canonical path: /lodger/i-was-young-i-needed-the-money
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I Was Young I Needed the Money
Read I Was Young I Needed the Money lyrics by The Lodger on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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I Was Young I Needed the Money
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How to please unknown man
Without feeling bad
Think a positive thing
He's not your dad
How to please old lady
Without feeling flat
You came out from one
Appreciate that
If you don't know what hits you
They are fat and hungry
You are lunch on a plate
Such a small sacrifice
For something great
If you don't know what hits you
Nothing really hits you
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