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Artist: Wrodds
Canonical path: /wrodds/bum
Related lyric paths: 6
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Bum!
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Bum!
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He's an old poor man
Just trying to survive
He ain't got no kids
And ain't got no wife
Standing on the bridge again
Trying to find the sense of his life
Thinking what it would be like
To jump right of, or stab the nife
He decides to put it up in a desk
He's afraid of death - he doesn't want to die
He'd better drink some alcohol
Lalalalalalalalala
Next day he tries to earn some money by beging
But ain't nobody's gonna help him
He sucks dicks
To earn a bit more
For one buck he licks honey out of cracks and deeper holes
He's an old poor man
Just trying to survive
He ain't got no kids
And ain't got no wife
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