The Workers Sing A Song Of Mass Production
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The Workers Sing A Song Of Mass Production
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He snuck out of the city
the night it had come early
she always used to say
life's a dirty business
so why not do it while
the world's in bed
And there's a fake part of me
that comes off so you can read
I was made by the Taiwanese in Taiwan
but they don't like that much
because it's called Formosa
He snuck into the city
the dawn it had come early
she always used to say
life's a dirty business
so just be a prick and do it while
the world's awake
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