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Cat Stevens ~ But I Might Die Tonight


Don't want to work away Doin' just what they all say "work hard boy and you'll find One day you'll have a job like mine" 'cause i know for sure Nobody should be that poor To say yes or sink low Because you happen to say so, say so, you say so I don't want to work away Doing just what they all say "work hard boy and you'll find One day you'll have a job like mine, job like mine, a job like mine" "be wise, look ahead Use your eyes" he said "be straight, think right But i might die tonight!" more free lyrics

Don't want to work away
Doin' just what they all say
"work hard boy and you'll find
One day you'll have a job like mine"

'cause i know for sure
Nobody should be that poor
To say yes or sink low
Because you happen to say so, say so, you say so

I don't want to work away
Doing just what they all say
"work hard boy and you'll find
One day you'll have a job like mine, job like mine, a job like mine"

"be wise, look ahead
Use your eyes" he said
"be straight, think right
But i might die tonight!"

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