Yeah the pay’s okay, but it’s five long days Of hard, ****** work plus, maybe Another half day, then it’s off to the bar On a Saturday night to get completely blotto And try and forget the whole lousy week. Maybe you get in a stupid fight Or pass out or whatever, anyway You wake up with cotton-mouth And a terrible hangover.
Your high school sweetheart, who lied To you about birth control So that now she’s a stay-at-home mom With two kids for you to support, Is already up and out of bed But she’s cranky. You groan and mope Around, spend the day doing Household chores or watching the tube While the kids make a racket, The clock ticking down all the while.
Come Sunday night, if the wife’s In a generous mood, you might get Lucky but don’t count on it if it isn’t Your birthday or a special occasion And in bed, before you drift off, It’s all you can do to hold back the tears Because this what you have to look forward To for the next thirty or forty years Unless you fall off a ladder first Or have a heart attack.
No wonder you’re four times As likely to unalive yourself As someone in the general population.