| We take the money and we count the bills a thousand to a stack
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| And when the coast is clear we take it through the alley in the back
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| Carpool to the cooler to have a drink and catch the evening
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| It turns my stomach but it’s nice to know you’re good at what you do
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| And on the way home I think of all the awkward things I’ve done
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| I hear them screaming as I reach inside my jacket for my gun
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| I see their faces imagining the darker things to come
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| Rubber mats, burlap sacks, run outside the bus is waiting
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| in Mexico, shades are on, the waiter brings my drink
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| You can’t buy happiness but you get a lot closer than you think
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| Call down to the concierge, bring my suit for an evening on the town
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| And dance the night away
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| And at the disco I think of all the awkward things I’ve done
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| I hear them screaming as I reach inside my jacket for my gun
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| I see their faces imagining the darker things to come
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| Rubber mats, burlap sacks, run outside the bus is waiting
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| Everybody, everybody on the ground and nobody gets hurt
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| (Put your hands up)
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| Everybody, everybody on the ground and nobody gets hurt
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| (Put your hands up)
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| Everybody, everybody on the ground and nobody gets hurt
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| (Put your hands up)
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| Everybody, everybody on the ground and no one here gets hurt
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| I don’t wanna make an orphan of your son
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| I hear them screaming as I reach inside my jacket for my gun
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| I see their faces imagining the darker things to come
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| Rubber mats, burlap sacks, and Jacksons everywhere
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| And Jacksons everywhere
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| And Jacksons everywhere |