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#corned
I've borne the heavy load. I've worked all the day. Got two children at the house to feed. Husband's gone away. I've a bunion on my toe, But I've got a corn pad. With a smile upon my face, Swear, it don't hurt so bad. Don't the moonlight look so grand, Shining in the sky! Walking home from second shift, Clean cars are wizzing by. There's a light mist in the air That gives me some relief. In the crock *** waits at home Hash and good corned beef. My fingers gnarl and seize, The handle's hard to grip. I hope the boss don't send me home. The kids have a field trip. When the kids get on the bus To travel out of town, I might take a few days off To lay my tired head down. Don't the moonlight look so grand, Shining in the sky. Walking home from second shift, Clean cars are wizzing by. There's a light mist in the air That gives me some relief. In the crock *** waits at home Hash and good corned beef. I am faithful to the work. I don't call in sick. I'm hardworking as a man. The foreman calls me "chick." I never complain about my back. Lord, He knows, I need this job. I can take the stripes they give. Don't give my raise to Bob. Don't the moonlight look so grand, Shining in the sky. Walking home from second shift, Clean cars are wizzing by. There's a light mist in the air That gives me some relief. In the crock *** waits at home Hash and good corned beef.
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Jan 16, 2016
Jan 16, 2016 at 3:25 PM UTC
Hash and Good Corned Beef