Work Sux
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Work Sux
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I wake up in the morning and it's only six o'clock
I didn't go to sleep 'till two an I think F-U-C-K!
I drank a bunch of beer yesterday so my head feels like a rock.
And I'm pretty slow but one thing I know is I don't wanna get up.
I know I shouldn't be complaining
But outside it's raining
And my bed's so comfortable, nice and warm
So why the fuck should I go outside in the storm
I don't wanna go to work Work Sucks!
If you wanna get a lot of money, buy a big Mercedes Benz
Go ahead, go work your life away
Go get more than you can ever spend
I for myself prefer to hang out with a couple friends
No I don't wanna waste a day!
I won't let life slip out of my hands
So don't you be complaining
Though outside it's raining
And your bed's so comfortable, nice and warm
Go the fuck outside in the storm!
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