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Artist: Mungo Jerry
Canonical path: /mungo-jerry/pigeon-stew
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Pigeon Stew
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Pigeon Stew
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We can't work it on a Monday, we can't work ev'ry day
Your Mama don't mind, your Papa don't mind, that's true
but we can't pay the rent, and we're livin' on pigeon stew
We got so much aggravation, rent man's knockin' at the door
let him inside, baby it's up to you,
well, we can't pay the rent, and we're livin' on pigeon stew
Can you hear him?, can you hear him? knockin' on a-the door
let him inside, I don't think he'll go back home
well, we can't pay the rent, and we're livin' on pigeon stew
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