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Wagging Your Dick
02:27
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Wagging your Dick
Verse 1:
After two years of hurt
I thought I’d proved my worth
With significant increase in revenue
I have a small child
And value any extra time
If she gets Covid I’ll never forgive you
Chorus:
Please just admit
That you’re just wagging your dick
And there’s no actual benefit to me being here
Admit that you’re just trying
To justify
The cost of expensive office real estate
Verse 2:
You don’t say two words
To me, when I come to work
At your precious office
I notice that still
You can work from home at will
I’ve seen you just once this month - my dude, what the fuck?
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2. |
Doing Nice Things
03:04
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Wagging your Dick
Verse 1:
After two years of hurt
I thought I’d proved my worth
With significant increase in revenue
I have a small child
And value any extra time
If she gets Covid I’ll never forgive you
Chorus:
Please just admit
That you’re just wagging your dick
And there’s no actual benefit to me being here
Admit that you’re just trying
To justify
The cost of expensive office real estate
Verse 2:
You don’t say two words
To me, when I come to work
At your precious office
I notice that still
You can work from home at will
I’ve seen yoo just once this month - my dude, what the fuck?
Doing Nice Things
Verse 1:
Waken up by a cry
I go into your room
But all I see is the biggest smile
When I make our coffee
In the chorreador
It’s impractical
But I like the memories
Chorus:
I just wanna do nice things like this all the time
Verse 2:
I like to play with razor blades
It’s not a suicide thing
I just like to wet shave
I like to run a mile
It’s satisfying when I beat my best time
Middle 8:
On Friday day night
Local beer and my stories
Is for me a good time
On Saturday night
I like to watch movies
Good or bad, I don’t mind
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The Dirty Immigrant Queens, New York
There are some silly lyric videos on YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCjLoWhm5DfnXBTaPIPIyj8Q
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