Working In The Sun
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Working In The Sun
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Well it's time I headed home
To a place I barely know
Would you take my wicked bones?
The weight of what's left of me
Oh I know I let you down
More times than I could count
With my head all turned around
The night got the best of me
But I've been working in the Sun
Hard years, honest as the day is long
I know I could show you I've changed
I have spent my sweat and blood
I have worn through the skin of my gloves
Took so long to pull myself back up
Oh it could have been centuries
Now I stand in ragged clothes
Heart beating in the back of my throat
I was hoping I could come home
If you'd just take a chance on me
Cause I've been working in the Sun
Hard years, honest as the day is long
I know I could show you I've changed
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