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Artist: The Ant Strike Trio
Canonical path: /the-ant-strike-trio/from-job-to-job
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From Job To Job
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From Job To Job
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Jumping from JOB to JOB.
I've never been so bored.
Tell mom and dad that I'm not here.
I'm gonna quit college again.
I was never really sure,
It was never really clear
The decisions that I made
And the places that I've been
When I think about my life
There's nothing that I wouldn't do
To quit this boredom off my head
To fall in love and stay with you
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