Pull Your Load
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Pull Your Load
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I don't care if the weight is heavy,
Or the rocks are in the road;
You're feet are flat or your engine's burned
You've got to pull your load.
Pull Your load-
If you don't then don't come back
Pull Your load-
Your rope is showing slack.
You ain't doing what you're told:
Pull Your Load.
Don't tell me that you're trying
It gets you nothing you can hold.
Try me if I'm lying, son
You're gonna pull your load.
Pull Your load-
You don't get nothing free
Pull Your load-
I'll be damned if you'll use me.
You ain't doin' what you're told.
Pull your load.
Don't ask your brother to help you,
Or your sister who's been sold.
She tried to make it easy
And she didn't pull her load.
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