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Do Your Job (Single)
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Do Your Job
Well I’m sure sick of customer service
And waiting for waiting for
The phone calls the emails and the details
Of my life
Just do your job
It’s what you’re paid for
And it’s not hard when its what you’re trained for
Well I’m sure sick of conversation
And waiting for waiting for
The phone calls
That fucking elevator music to try and slow me down
Do your job
It’s what you’re paid for
And it’s not hard when its what you’re trained for
And I wait
Each day
For something to come around
And I pray
Oh I pray for something to come around
Just do your job
It’s what you’re paid for
And it’s not hard when its what you’re trained for
Just do your job
It’s what you’re paid for
And it’s not hard when its what you’re trained for
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Holy Smokes Burlington, Ontario
Southern Ontario Rock and Roll, consisting of Jake Dunning, Sam Old, Nelson Alexander, Matt Hare
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Can't say enough about this guy! We would not exist if it were not for Mr. Chuck Coles. Luv you bud!
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