| Work, work work work, work work work
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| It’s all about
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| Work, work work work, work work work
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| It’s all about (slum love)
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| Work, work work work, work work work
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| It’s all about (slum love)
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| Work, work work work, work work work
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| Hey, I never wanna be a millionaire
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| But I could use a break
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| You’ve had me pumpin' iron
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| Workin' the mines from the night until the break of day
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| Baby, shackles on my ankles
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| And ropes 'round my hands
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| This ain’t some kind of game
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| Cause, you’re too tired for that
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| Why do I have to always pick up the pieces of your heart, yeah (Hey!)
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| Why do you always have to be so derogatory and tear me apart (Hey!)
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| My friends all think we are in love, reading horoscopes like they were gospel
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| We’re living in the first world, but you can make a third world girl out of me
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| Slum love
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| Some kind of slum love
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| Some kind of slum love
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| Some kind of slum love
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| (Whoa!)
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| I never wanted a Utopia
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| Or a rise in demise
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| It’s like I’m walking the wire
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| You keep feeding the fire with your doubts about fidelity
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| You’re a little bit older
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| But that don’t mean a thing
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| We still bicker like children
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| Then wake up and do it all again
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| Why do I always have to be like the heroine or the rescuer?
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| Why do I always fall for you when you’re making breakfast or driving my car?
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| They promised us the world, they told us we’d find a love unconditional
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| Maybe I should just count my lucky stars and be glad I have someone
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| When I shout, you’ve learned to scream (Ah!)
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| Toxic passion, then epiphany oh!
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| Slum love
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| Some kind of slum love
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| Some kind of slum love
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| Some kind of slum love
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| Okay! |