| Mother had a welfare rent
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| We lived in a freezin' up house
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| The only time we saw some meat
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| Was when we chopped 'em out
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| Hand me down clothes
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| Had holes in and out
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| Now I am a rich man
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| So happy I could shout
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| Over the hump, no more bump
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| Over the hump, no more bump
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| Now I am a rich man
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| No more bump for me
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| I once saw a woman, I thought that I could date
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| She backed to look at me and asked about my gig
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| I bought her a sweater, not knowin' what she think
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| She threw it back at me, now, now I can buy a mink
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| Over the hump, no more bump
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| Over the hump, no more bump
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| Now I am a rich man, no more bump for me
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| (I hear ya Jimmy)
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| I was twenty-one, went to buy a beer
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| The bartender looked at me, an' said «tramp get out-a here»
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| I took back my money, wiped the sweat from my face
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| Now I am so angry, I think I’ll buy the place
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| Over the hump, no more bump
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| Over the hump, no more bump
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| Now I am a rich man, there’s no more bump for me
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| (I hear ya fine) |