| Went down to the yard, thirty men without trades
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| Down to the building site, down to the stake
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| Winter. |
| Calvary. |
| The squalor
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| Far from our women. |
| Two steps from the flames of hell
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| Went down to the yard to engage as cattle
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| Sixty working days. |
| Thirty men ready to deny themselves
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| The boss of the becosses holds us by the kids
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| Far from love, head in the oven door of hell
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| Went down to the construction site. |
| There's no job in town
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| Down at the yard, thirty servile slaves
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| I address the great Satan: I know the legend of yesteryear...
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| That of the famous flying canoe. |
| Get us out of here at the sharpest edge!
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| I want to fly in the firmament, to see again if only for a moment
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| The eyes of my wife and children...
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| Satan, Satan do you hear me?
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| Went down to the construction site. |
| Thirty men on their knees for a handful of pennies
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| Descended to be damned. |
| Beds too hard, nights of perjury
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| Away from home to pay the rent for a stay in hell
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| Went down to the yard to get exploited
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| Thirty resigned men who walk with their backs bent
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| Satan, Satan do you hear me?
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| I'd give my twenties and my soul as collateral
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| If for the night you get us out of here!
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| The great Satan has appeared... Our prayer has been heard!
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| But he informed us all that times had changed...
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| Went down to the construction site. |
| Thirty men already damned
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| Descended to burn. |
| Descended for Eternity... |