Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Fall of Troy
Canonical path: /the-fall-of-troy/401k
Related lyric paths: 6
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401k
Read 401k lyrics by The Fall of Troy on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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401k
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She said that love wasn't enough protection
She said that money could buy anything
Even her
But at the end of the day your affections are just a 401k
You're just a payday
He built his home with his own two hands
The same ones that held you
Held you down
He gave you everything, except for the bottle
So now he's drowning in it too
Or is he drowning in you?
I'm my father's son
I love to dance with the devil
And now I'm coming to play
So spread your legs and start counting your blessings
I'll be your 401k
I'll be your payday
Your 401k
Cash me out
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