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Artist: The Business
Canonical path: /the-business/all-out
Related lyric paths: 6
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All Out
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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All Out
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Its happening all over
The problems that you see
Companies striving for profits
They know that cannot be
Computers are taking over
The worlds banking machine
Where does that leave the workers
There jobs a has been
[Chorus:]
All out, all out, all out, redundancy
All out, all out, all out, no job for me
Please take this offer
Its one you cant refuse
Its better than being destitute
Its a viable abuse
Who the hells gonna work
In the coming years from now
We will all be run by robots
With no need to wipe their brow
[Chorus]
[Repeat]
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