Social Security
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Social Security
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I'm a punk get off my ass
because I'm fucking working classs
I get up everyday and go to work
I'm treated like a fucking jerk
They suck my money every week
now my future's looking bleak
they say the money's almost gone
but what will I do when my time comes
hey! hey! hey!
Blue collar job you and I
kiss your hard-earned dough goodbye
Soon you'll be old you'll be gray
And how will you earn your pay
For over 40 years you broke your back
But they gave your money to some bum on crack
they say we won't get it
but fucking the govt's leeches are still money sucking
hey! hey! hey!
Did you hear what they want to do to you and me
they wanna take away our social security
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