Summer job blues
After searching far and wide
I found out there was nowhere to hide
Getting a job in the middle of summer
Turned out to be quite a bummer
I couldn’t stay up late
I couldn’t hang with my mate
I had to work off the sweat
Of the time I came to regret
In my youth when I was young and free
Playing outside under a tree
I thought I didn’t make the most of the time
That came and passed like the flip of a dime
Even though my job is hell
My youth I enjoyed very well
I meditated in the great
The things I did that I could never hate
Like family, friends, and all the time
That I will never forget, even when scrubbing up grease and grime
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