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Beach Boys ~ I Just Got My Pay


Five long days and i'm tired of working I'm going to see my boss today In fifteen minutes i'll be on the train 'cause i just got my pay Now i could take and sock away my dough And make me six percent a year But it's not much fun to wait around for that When i can spend it while it's here Ah Let's get dressed up And see a movie I like spending my money And i like having a good time Good times sure make me happy And i'm so happy 'cause i just got my pay Monday morning i'm up and at it Those last two days were good for my soul It's time to do my working thing I'm late so i got to roll My take home comes to 'bout ninety-five And my boss is giving me some praise If it weren't for me the place would fall apart I think i'll hit him up for a raise (hit 'im up get a rais) Ah Let's get undressed And climb in bed too I like spending my money And i like having a good time Good times sure make me happy And i'm so happy 'cause i just got my pay Dada dada da Dadada Da da da da da Dadada more free lyrics

Five long days and i'm tired of working
I'm going to see my boss today
In fifteen minutes i'll be on the train
'cause i just got my pay

Now i could take and sock away my dough
And make me six percent a year
But it's not much fun to wait around for that
When i can spend it while it's here

Ah
Let's get dressed up
And see a movie

I like spending my money
And i like having a good time
Good times sure make me happy
And i'm so happy
'cause i just got my pay

Monday morning i'm up and at it
Those last two days were good for my soul
It's time to do my working thing
I'm late so i got to roll

My take home comes to 'bout ninety-five
And my boss is giving me some praise
If it weren't for me the place would fall apart
I think i'll hit him up for a raise
(hit 'im up get a rais)

Ah
Let's get undressed
And climb in bed too

I like spending my money
And i like having a good time
Good times sure make me happy
And i'm so happy
'cause i just got my pay

Dada dada da
Dadada
Da da da da da
Dadada

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