Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Higgins
Canonical path: /the-higgins/factory-girl
Related lyric paths: 6
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Factory Girl
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Factory Girl
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Well I ain't gonna work in the factory
and greasy up my clothes
I ain't gonna work in the factory
and splinters in my toes
Chorus:
Pity me my darling, pity me I say
pity me my darling
and carry my blues away
And I ain't gonna hear that ole' spinnin' wheel
rollin' round my head
while other girls are hard at work
I'll be home in bed
Chorus
well I ain't gonna work in the factory
and greasy up my clothes
I ain't gonna work in the factory
and splinters in my toes
Chorus
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The Higgins performs "Factory Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the The Higgins catalog on LyroVerse.
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