Workhouse
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Workhouse
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Somewhere sunshine burns
A dark but common horse
When he fell by the wayside
No one seemed to notice him
'Cause you're no good to us
Lost all your youth & all of your usefulness
& you know that
No good to us
Lost all that you could to a no
No good to us
Lost all your lost all your youthfulness
& left with a precious little good
Good to us lost all that you could to a no
Bring me the workhorse
Bring me the no good workhorse
'Cause you're no good to us
Lost all your youth & all of your usefulness
& you know that
No good to us
Lost all that you could to a no
No good to us
Lost all you youth all of your usefulness
& who told ya
No good to us
Lost all that you could as a workhorse
No good to us
Lost all your youth all of your usefulness
& who told ya
No good as a workhorse
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