Joe Buck
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Joe Buck
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Working all these lonely nights
Just to keep you in my arms
Up and down old 42
Just to keep you safe from harm
And sure I feel a little strange
I feel a little confused
But I'm still working, still working baby
Just to keep me next to you
'Cause I'm a hustler baby, hustler man
Just doing what I can
Hustler baby, love her man
Doing what I can
Sometimes I get little scared
I get a little mad
But then I get to thinking of you
And it all don’t seem so bad
And sure I feel a little strange
A little confused
But still I'm working, yeah I'm working
Just to keep me next to you
'Cause I'm a hustler baby, hustler man
Just doing what I can
Hustler baby, oh love her man
Doing what I can
Hustler baby, hustler man
Doing what I can
Hustler baby, love her man
Doing what I can
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Mac DeMarco performs "Joe Buck", and this lyric page sits inside the Mac DeMarco catalog on LyroVerse.
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