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When I'm with my baby I know I'll always have a job She keeps my life so busy I'm never nodding off Occupational hazard Is what my baby breeds I feel like Merle...always Haggard If you know what I mean Some days she is a walk in space Guess that makes me an Astronaut Other days a Florist As I arrange her Forget Me Nots I've even been a Farmer When she leaves me standing out in left field Also working in the Dairy As she cries over spilt milk This girls is definitely a workout So add Body Builder to my resume And some of the things I've found out I'd put the NSA to shame Don't forget Taxi Driver As she runs me all over town Also Professional Mover With my heart continually moving South I've become a top notch Surgeon The times that my hearts removed And a teacher of higher education When each lesson learned is new Yes, when I'm with my baby I know I'll always have a job As she keeps my life so busy No way am I nodding off
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Jan 23, 2014
Jan 23, 2014 at 7:49 AM UTC
With My Baby...I'll Always Have A job
When I'm with my baby I know I'll always have a job She keeps my life so busy I'm never nodding off Occupational hazard Is what my baby breeds I feel like Merle...always Haggard If you know what I mean Some days she is a walk in space Guess that makes me an Astronaut Other days a Florist As I arrange her Forget Me Nots I've even been a Farmer When she leaves me standing out in left field Also working in the Dairy As she cries over spilt milk This girls is definitely a workout So add Body Builder to my resume And some of the things I've found out I'd put the NSA to shame Don't forget Taxi Driver As she runs me all over town Also Professional Mover With my heart continually moving South I've become a top notch Surgeon The times that my hearts removed And a teacher of higher education When each lesson learned is new Yes, when I'm with my baby I know I'll always have a job As she keeps my life so busy No way am I nodding off
mike-hauser
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Jan 23, 2014
Jan 23, 2014 at 7:49 AM UTC
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