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Artist: Verbal Abuse
Canonical path: /verbal-abuse/free-money
Related lyric paths: 6
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Free Money
Read Free Money lyrics by Verbal Abuse on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Free Money
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I don't want your problem
Sopping all the time
I can't even go
When I don't even have the time
I want everything and every thing wants me
I want everything and every thing comes out of me
I want free money
I want free money
I want free money
Life is slavery working 9 to 5
Waste your time working
You might as well die
I want everything and every thing wants me
I want everything and every thing comes out of me
Life is slavery working 9 to 5
Waste your time working
You might as well die
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