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money bird
03:00
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i'm gonna quit my job today, tell the boss man what i'm gonna say
i'm gonna quit my job today, tell the boss man what i'm gonna say
no i don't need his meager pay; i don't need to slave away
said don't worry bout the land lord; he don't need to hear a word
said don't worry bout the land lord baby; he don't need to hear a word
i got me an electric guitar mama, it's gonna feed our money bird
i'll be sleeping in my shoes, living in my car
i'll be sleeping in my shoes, and living in my car
my baby said "you go out and get a real job, or sell that damn guitar"
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carpel tunnel
05:42
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bluesy white boy
04:44
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alternative facts
04:57
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the luxury of apathy
04:01
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goodbye baby mama
03:59
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no better place to be
03:18
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cock roach kid
03:40
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can't buy soul
04:22
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mama save me
05:38
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since i had the blues
06:01
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plastic lei
04:42
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grass skirt hips
and aloha lips
and a harlots hollow kiss
a platic lei will not decay
it just gets thrown away
but all things considered now
who's really to blame?
working girls don't need your shame
if at the end of the day
they're gonna rape you anyway
you might as well get paid
and all the whalers and the sailors
they all want to nail her
but they don't get nothing for free
it takes a pocket full of tin
and a bottle full of gin
and a false act of chivalry
but all things considered now
who's really to blame?
working girls don't need your shame
if at the end of the day
they're gonna rape you anyway
you might as well get paid
mainland eggs and swollen legs
wrapped in star and spangled rags
trade in your poi for salt and soy
hold up your calabash and beg
but all things considered now
who's really to blame?
working girls don't need your shame
if at the end of the day
they're gonna rape you anyway
you might as well get paid
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-k Hurdland, Missouri
i sing songs that pop in my head.
I record them so i can forget them.
Here they are.
Enjoy.
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