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Working Man

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Pyogenesis Canonical path: /pyogenesis/working-man Related lyric paths: 6
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Working Man

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Looking through my window

what I can see it's still

nothing changes anymore

but I can see it's still the world!

Live in pleasure

Hidden treasure

There`s no measure

only pressure

...the working man...

World dignity is broken

we've come to nothing

but you come see it's still

the world!

Live in pleasure

Hidden trasure

There's no leisure

Only pressure

... the working man...

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