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Artist: Tricky
Canonical path: /tricky/singing-the-blues
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Singing The Blues
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Singing The Blues
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i've been working so hard
just came home from my job
i look down in my wallet
goddamit I been robbed
where can my money be now
[five of a???] a week's long work
what can I do now
I got so many bills to pay
you got me singing the blues
and i'm payin all my dues
you got me singing the blues
and i'm payin all my dues
[????] outta my pocket
oh what a day
the bills are gonna rob me tomorrow
that's why i need my ten dollars today
you got me singing the blues
and i'm payin all my dues...
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