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Billy Squier ~ The Work Song


You're born into life--learn to discover They take you for life--no time to recover Work, baby work Roll with the mob--dance to the rhythm Give all you got and take what you're given Work, baby work Hold back the pain--fight for the fever Work for your girl--work hard to relieve her Work, baby work Everyday you fight with your job Fight with your lover hold back the mob Run for your cover Work, baby work Break out tonite--reach out, now don't let go Put all your guns away Turn out the light--reach out, now let me know It all works out-oh yea Life, she's a bitch--grab on to it It ain't whatcha do, it's all how ya do it Work, baby work Pray to your god--never say 'never' Run for your life if it takes you forever Work, baby work Don't hurry now--kick back, now take it slow Put all your guns away Break out tonite--tomorrow surely knows It all works out--oh yea Work, baby work more free lyrics

You're born into life--learn to discover
They take you for life--no time to recover
Work, baby work
Roll with the mob--dance to the rhythm
Give all you got and take what you're given
Work, baby work

Hold back the pain--fight for the fever
Work for your girl--work hard to relieve her

Work, baby work
Everyday you fight with your job
Fight with your lover hold back the mob
Run for your cover
Work, baby work

Break out tonite--reach out, now don't let go
Put all your guns away
Turn out the light--reach out, now let me know
It all works out-oh yea

Life, she's a bitch--grab on to it
It ain't whatcha do, it's all how ya do it
Work, baby work
Pray to your god--never say 'never'
Run for your life if it takes you forever
Work, baby work

Don't hurry now--kick back, now take it slow
Put all your guns away
Break out tonite--tomorrow surely knows
It all works out--oh yea
Work, baby work

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