Two Minutes Till Lunch
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Two Minutes Till Lunch
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I was standing in line, i was biding my time
I was watchin' a clock on the wall
And it was two minutes till lunch, so i got good and ready
Just then i heard the telephone call
It was she, she told me not to worry
She told me "take life a little more in stride
Remember the books i bought-cha, bought-cha"ccnever really read 'em
Just don't rememeber much inside anymore
I was standing in line, i was biding my time
I was watchin' a clock on the wall
And it was two minutes till lunch, so i got good and ready
Just then i heard my foreman call
Don't-touch-that-you'll-blow-this-place-up!
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Stan Ridgway performs "Two Minutes Till Lunch", and this lyric page sits inside the Stan Ridgway catalog on LyroVerse.
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