Yet
another day to toss away
What
does my clock display?
It
says eight
Shit,
I'm late for work again, so then
I
dip with my pad and my pen
Step
into the workplace with my work face
Wince
at my time card cuz I'm scarred
Mad
cuz I sacrifice my day and gets me
A
trifling hourly wage of six-fifty, nifty
Now
I'm off to slave quarters
With
a whole bunch of other people's sons and daughters
Working
so they can be mothers and fathers
Laboring
real hard, hoping the boss offers
More
petty cash to his bums and paupers
Kissing
his ass cuz they hoping they prosper
Here's
the math:
You
work a third of your day, away
The
government takes a third of your check, correct
You
go home and drink cuz you don't get
An
ounce of respect, and your spirit is wrecked
Life
is a gift to be enjoyed, every second every minute
It's
temporary, not infinite
Yet
I find myself looking at the clock
Hoping
for the day to fly by, so I ask myself "Why?"
I'm
doing this remedial work for second graders
What does my clock display?
It says eight
Shit, I'm late for work again, so then
I dip with my pad and my pen
Step into the workplace with my work face
Wince at my time card cuz I'm scarred
Mad cuz I sacrifice my day and gets me
A trifling hourly wage of six-fifty, nifty
Now I'm off to slave quarters
With a whole bunch of other people's sons and daughters
Working so they can be mothers and fathers
Laboring real hard, hoping the boss offers
More petty cash to his bums and paupers
Kissing his ass cuz they hoping they prosper
Here's the math:
You work a third of your day, away
The government takes a third of your check, correct
You go home and drink cuz you don't get
An ounce of respect, and your spirit is wrecked
Life is a gift to be enjoyed, every second every minute
It's temporary, not infinite
Yet I find myself looking at the clock
Hoping for the day to fly by, so I ask myself "Why?"
I'm doing this remedial work for second graders

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