Cashed In
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Cashed In
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For what it's worth, I've walked miles
And I've seen the sun go down
Played my share of dues
Yet you still want to put me down
Started on the bottom tell me
Why I feel here again
It was at my expense, now you're cashing in
Make way for the boys in your town today
Dig in your pockets, they've got alot to say
Look up on the wall
They'll have some shirts for sale
Another week has passed
Can you keep up with the brand new scene
The music's changing
With the constant tapping of my feet
Play it faster, play it slower
You still don't know
The music's not so important to you
It's what you're makin' off the show
Starting from the bottom again
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Pulley performs "Cashed In", and this lyric page sits inside the Pulley catalog on LyroVerse.
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