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Mt. Career Lyrics by Andy Dixon

The Mice of Mt. Career

2008

Say what you will but by this time next year
I'll be the one with the saddle and the firewood
Say what you will but I'm selling cancer this year
So I'll be the one who can afford the cure
The official fist of the office
But God damn how I wanted to knife that kid in the neck
The certified "yes, sir" of circuits
But Jesus Christ I wish I hadn't sold off my child
You had your hands in the ransom, come on, admit it, come on
You had your hands in the ransom, come on, admit it, come on
Say what you will but I'm selling cancer this year
So I'll be the one who can afford the cure
You had your hands in the ransom
Come on, come on, admit it, come on
By the time we pick the silver from underneath your skin
I'll have my heel on your throat
By the time we received the finger in the mail
We wept, briefcased, promoted, and cuffed
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Andy Dixon

Andy Dixon

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