| You got a '68 Chevy in the middle of a dirt pile
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| You see it come back because it’s gonna be here for a while
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| Your mama needs some money too
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| So does her niece, your cousin
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| You think you’d be open to sitting down
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| With me and talking about it?
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| Would you like to sit down and talk about it?
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| A man does not like to be held down
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| Bubble
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| And there’s a guy right next to me And he’s all stressed out and texting
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| And something’s wrong with him
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| And he’s got a problem
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| And he’s gotta do his job, okay?
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| And his wife’s nagging him, because, you know
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| She can’t get the coat this month
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| And they’re going away this month
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| So why can’t she have her coat?
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| Man down, they said
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| Got a man down, man down
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| Please know that I am distraught
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| Over the conversations we have had
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| These last few nights
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| I love you, I love my job
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| Always wanna give it back to you
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| And make a difference
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| And not hold you down
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| Why would you say that?
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| You think you’d be open to sitting down
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| With me and talking about it?
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| Would you like to sit down and talk about it?
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| A man does not like to be held down
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| How longer hey, how longer, ho I don’t know, ho, hey, hey
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| Ghost in the morning, hey, hey
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| Like a ghost in the morning
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| No criticizing, we don’t want you to criticize
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| Like a ghost in the morning
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| It’s like a ghost in the morning
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| Brings out the dog in me It brings out the dog in me Father, we beseech thee
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| If you’re out there, please listen
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| Now, come on, help me Help a man when he’s down
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| Please, can you do me a Can you, can you help me?
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| Can you do me a kindness?
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| Could you do me a kindness?
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| The following information is brought
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| To you by the following companies
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| Regarding the things I said
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| While I was in the car with you
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| And I was on the way to work
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| And you know I was upset and still
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| Hold my cell phone, it’s a BlackBerry, hold it My second BlackBerry’s ringing
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| Tell 'em I’m, just ask 'em to hang on for a minute
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| I’d love to talk to you right now
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| But I’m late for a meeting, and it’s Thursday |
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Free Willis (Ruminations From Behind Uncle Bob's Machine Shop), artist - Blues Traveler. Album song North Hollywood Shootout, in the genre Иностранный рок