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Modern Slavery
01:53
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When the day is over, it's time to go
It's time to go home!
Feeling mighty fine
I'm not gonna whine
feeling mighty fine
I'm not gonna whine!
I walked the walk
I talked the talk
pretty mighty fine
I'm walking in the line
every single morning it's the same old thing
I'm waiting for that stupid bell to ring!
We're gonna jump in line and work all day , and it's gonna be fine
We're gonna jump in line
and work all day ,
and it's gonna be fine
I can't sell you in another way
That's called Modern Slavery
Get outta my bed at 5 O'clock
I drive to work I don't need to talk I don't need to talk
Get outta my bed at 5 O'clock
I drive to work I don't need to talk To punch the Clock
of Modern Slavery
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Blues Die Away
02:49
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Sleeping all day and rocking all night
we're gonna have some fun tonite
we're gonna smoke,gonna drink,and gonna dance gonna fuck
We're gonna have some tonite
And gonna see some smiles
And keep the Blues away!!!
So come on Everybody
trouble seems to fly away
Let smoke a big one with me
trouble seems to fly away
Blues die away, Blues die Away
we're gonna rock this town tonite my friend
we're gonna rock n' roll all night
We're gonna have a fucked up night
and it's gonna be all right
we're gonna smoke this joint tonight
we're gonna smoke this joint tonight all right
Why drink and drive?
When you can smoke and fly!
Why drink and drive?
When you can smoke and fly!
So come on Everybody
trouble seems to fly away
Let smoke a big one with me
trouble seems to fly away
Blues die away, Blues die Away
So come on Everybody
trouble seems to fly away
Let smoke a big one with me
trouble seems to fly away
Blues die away, Blues die Away
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No lyrics
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Right By Your Side
02:04
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Look around tell me what you see
people talkin' bout you and me
You'll come back to Me
I'm lonesome as I can be
I'm gonna walk right by your side
You're gonna run away and hide
I'm gonna walk right by your side
Even when you will die
crying Over your lies
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Working All Day Long
02:23
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Well I'm working all day long
For a bit of earning,don't get me wrong
I love what I'm doing and sing all along
well I got a job way over town
it's good to me oh yeah oh yeah
Life is too short to do a job that you hate
choose the one that you love
It will never be the same
never feel working again
Well I'm working all day long
For a bit of earning,don't get me wrong
I love what I'm doing and sing all along the day
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Frank Dubé Québec
My name is Frank Dubé , I'm 44 years old right now,
(Owner of El Cheapo Recordz) from Portneuf,Québec,Canada
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