Nine To Five
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Nine To Five
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why must i work, 9 to 5
I'm always tired but, how I strive to pay my bills, to pay my rent a new life, would be a godsend
Life is a production line things come at you one at a time ya better beware, better see the signs ya gotta keep up, or you will fall behind
All my friends are in the same rut we got some money but, it ain't enough we got the power, we got the guts
working for a livin' has made us rough Lide is a production line things come at you one at a time ya better beware, better
see the signs ya gotta keep up, or you will fall behind
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