Cifra de The Disgruntled Postal Worker - Peter Himmelman
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[Intro]
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[Verse]
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Spent 14 years at the postal service
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All that pressure, really made me nervous
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Delivering mail, through the sleet and the snow
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There was no one more devoted than me, don't you know
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I busted my back, for Uncle Sam
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My superiors were ingrates, they never give a damn
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Well they spit me out like gum, that's overchewed
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Now who can you blame me if I came a bit unglued
[Chorus]
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I'm a disgruntled postal worker
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I've sorted one too many sacks of mail
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Been charged with 27 counts of murder
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Can you spare 3 mill I need to make my bail
[Verse 2]
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I started working across the counter in Grand Forks North Dakota
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Selling stamps to the tourists in northern minnesota
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Well that sugar beet refinery put a stench in the air
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Well it stuck to my clothes and it stuck to my hair
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Well they said you get used to it, but i never did
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Now could you blame me if I flipped my lid
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Can't remember too much about that warm September day
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But the prosecution swears I blew a couple dozen folks away
[Chorus]
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I'm a disgruntled postal worker
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I've sorted one too many sacks of mail
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Been charged with 27 counts of murder
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Can you spare 3 mill I need to make my bail
[Verse 3]
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So they sent a team of shrinks from Washington D.C.
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They was asking funny questions and drawing blood from me
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They're trying to figure out why I did what I done
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I swear their faces went pale when I told them it was fun.
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How come it's so hard for everyone to understand
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It's like the pullin and the stretchin and breakin of a rubber band
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If there's too much weight on a bridge it will just collapse
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And sometimes just like a bridge a man's mind just snaps
[Chorus]
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I'm a disgruntled postal worker
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I've sorted one too many sacks of mail
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Been charged with 27 counts of murder
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Can you spare 3 mill I need to make my bail
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Can you spare 3 mill I need to make my bail
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Can you spare 3 mill I need to make my bail
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I'm Disgruntled....