I Had A Job
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I Had A Job
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Once upon a time i had a job
Cleaning an office landscape
The lunch and smooking room, the toilets
Worked evenings all alone
Listened to music, full volume
Smoked where i pleased
Admired the view
Used their telephones, cried
I was so in love with you then
One evening a saw
My friends walk into town
I felt like a spy
No, a guardian
At peace with everything
A bond
Because they seemed to have so much fun
It made me so happy
I got sad
Or the other way around
I forget
One day i'll be dead
I'll die
My horror, small comfort
The only sure sthing
The only sure thing
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