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I Don't Wanna Go to Work - Lissie



     
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Home Is just around the corner
Mouth dry I need a glass of water
All I have I have borrowed
But I'll delay my sorrow'Cause we are having such a bright time
I'm in like such a great state of mind
I'll regret it tomorrow
But tonight, pass the bottle'Cause I don't wanna to go to work
You don't pay me what I'm worth
Can't make me go home now and go to bed
I don't wanna go to work
All my dreams just turned to dirt'Cause pretty soon there won't be none left
It goes straight to my headAnd now you feel the goodwill kick in
And all your old friends are wonderful slim pickings
I suspend this illusion
Even though I know it's just cause I've been boozingI don't wanna go to work
You don't pay me what I'm worth
Can't make me go home now and go to bed
I don't want to go to work

All my dreams just turned to dirt
'Cause pretty soon there won't be none left
It goes straight to my headAnd I love you babe
Oh I love you man
And I love you man
And I love you man
Hey hey hey heyI don't wanna go to work
You don't pay me what I'm worth
Can't make me go home now and go to bed
I don't wanna go to work
I just wanna go berserk
I don't care what anybody saysI don't want to hear about it
Don't even want to think about it
All the things I could have been insteadI don't wanna go to work
I don't wanna go to work
I don't wanna go to work
I don't wanna go to work

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Elisabeth Maurus (born 1982), known by her stage name Lissie, is an American folk rock artist and Paste Magazine's #1 best new solo artist of 2010. She released her debut EP, "Why You Runnin'", in November 2009. Her debut album, Catching a Tiger, was released in June 2010. Lissie was born and raised in Rock Island, Illinois. Her father is a physician and her mother is an interior designer. She was interested in singing and music from an early age.

Read more about Lissie on Last.fm.


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