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Work Experience

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Work Experience

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Working for money and the system too

Thought the dole queue made you worthless

Now you're slaved to a public machine

Getting somewhere...is this what they mean?

Worthless....not enough money!

[Chorus:]

I'd rather work for money

Than just for something to do

But then why bother working at all?

Do you want to stay totally normal?

You wanted more and what did they say?

You'll never sell yourself to anyone

Come back and try in six months time

Don't you know there's a social decline?

Politics - don't it make you mad?

[Chorus]

You said you'd look for another job

Well try it sonny you won't get far

Do as you're told and stop complaining

Being conned is part of the training

Crash course - learning how to lose

[Chorus]

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