Lunch Break: Peak Hour
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Lunch Break: Peak Hour
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I see it all through my window it seems
Never failing, like millions of bees
All life is run, no time to be won
Only to do what can be done
Peak hour, peak hour, peak hour
Minds are subject to what should be done
Problem solved time cannot be won
One hour a day, one hour a night
Sees crowds of people
Home in full flight
Peak hour, peak hour, peak hour
It makes me want to run out
And tell them, they've got time
Take a step back out and look in
I've found out, I've got time
Minds are subject to what should be done
Problem solved, time cannot be won
One hour a day, one hour a night
Sees crowds of people
Home in full flight
Peak hour, peak hour, peak hour
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