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Spinnin' on this rock I'm looking for a clock I hope I don't get fired From my job at the dock But if I get fired You know that I'm so tired I sign that paper And I'll gladly retire... Then I'll have some fun I'll go and grab my big ol' gun I shoot at my friends And I'll watch them run... I won't shoot any Of them in the head I'd hate to see any Of my good friends dead Well maybe one or two I wouldn't mind Shootin' in shoulder or Shootin' in the spine Then I'd go to church And feel me up a nurse And dream about the lady And the alligator purse... My wife left me so long ago She took my good sense And she took all my dough Now I live alone They cut off my phone I hardly go outside cause I'm accidentally prone I'm gonna get Everything right Im gonna get mine Before my heart attack And then I'll win the lotto Get me two big bags of money Everyone will know That my jokes was funny Spinnin' on this rock I'm looking for a clock I hope I don't get fired From my job at the dock But if I get fired I'm so tired I sign that paper And I'll gladly retire... I ain't bitter But things could be better I live my life In a mohair sweater Then I'd be so warm I wouldn't shiver in a storm I'd finally find a fashion To fit my form And that's all I got to say I done my talkin' for today But when you walk around This lonely old town See an old man and He looks down Just remember he is you You don't know his name And he don't know you... I'm spinnin' on this rock I'm looking for a clock I hope I don't get fired From my job at the dock If I get fired I'm so tired I sign that paper And I'll gladly retire...
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