Someone Else To Blame
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Someone Else To Blame
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Tell for yourself
Watch me sweat, watch me crawl
Stretch me on the table up against the wall
You can see for yourself
But you better not say
You're working four more hours every other day
See me suffer see me pain
Must be somone else to blame
See me suffer see me pain
There's more trouble at the dockyard
Parties shouting at the union
Short fuses on their anger
Workers in confusion
Then there's the vandals of the right
They stalk the streets at night
Got someone else to fight
got someone else to blame
You can speak for yourself
Before the moment is lost
But I don't wanna shout 'cos I'm counting the cost
I'm counting the cost
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