Migrant Worker
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Migrant Worker
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Migrant worker, working overseas
You got a dream but it’s bringing you to your knees
In a cheap hotel, at the whim of a man
Living in limbo far away in a foreign land
Migrant worker, living in a foreign land
You’re disconnected, moving on shifting sands
You got a family, with their basic needs
We got society that’s bringing us to our knees
Bringing pressure, pressure to bear
So much pressure going nowhere...
You got a family, but your over seas
So many problems bringing you to your knees
Your disconnected, at the whim of a man
Living in limbo, moving on shifting sands
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Wishbone Ash performs "Migrant Worker", and this lyric page sits inside the Wishbone Ash catalog on LyroVerse.
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