| She’s ten to five
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| But I’m shiftwork
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| And my woman alive
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| Shiftwork
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| Shiftwork
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| I thought shiftwork would work
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| But it’s good as broken us apart
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| Lights flash over me Twenty-four hour boy
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| I’m just home for tea
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| But she’s in work mode
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| Shiftwork
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| Shiftwork
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| And they will shake you by the hands
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| For shiftwork
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| But being abandoned by your woman
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| Is the price for shiftwork
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| Shiftwork
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| Shiftwork
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| Shiftwork
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| Shiftwork, you let me down
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| Gave me a hard heart
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| You just cracked my mind
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| You split us apart
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| Shiftwork
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| Shiftwork
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| Shiftwork
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| Raise your wages per your warm grasp
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| By shiftwork
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| But I can see me go, go, going from this land
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| Because of shiftwork
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| Shiftwork
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| I don’t give her a chance to get the morning grass
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| Gets in at eleven
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| I’m going out at the time
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| Just to hang out with a woman who never my Shiftwork
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| She was ten to five
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| But I’m shiftwork
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| And that woman that once was mine
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| It’s just shiftwork
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| Shiftwork
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| Shiftwork
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| Now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now
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| Shiftwork
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| Now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now
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| Shiftwork
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| Now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now
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| Shiftwork
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| Now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now
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| Shiftwork
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| Now, now, now, now
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| Where are you going?
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| This work has not yet reached
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| Cessation. |