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Job Lyrics by Eric Heatherly

The Lower East Side of Life

2005

[Verse 1]
I wake up in the morning and I shave my face
Get behind the wheel and fight my way to the workplace
Get back home when the day is done
If it weren't for lunch, I wouldn't see the sun
That's my job
Oh, that's my job
[Verse 2]
Check the [?], there's a blinkin' light
But it's not her, and it's almost midnight
There's a million questions runnin' through my brain
She always keeps me guessin', drives me insane
That's her job
Oh, that's her job
{Chorus]
Something's got to give
What's it gonna take
To heal this broken heart
I keep on wonderin'
Hopelessly wishin'
On the dark side of a star
[Verse 3]
I talk to my folks, here we go again
Ain't it funny how they still talk to you like a kid
I know they mean well so I keep my mouth closed
Here comes another I told you so
That's their job
Oh, that's their job
[Verse 4]
Sittin' alone in my easy chair, talkin' to myself and I get scared
Cause I hear voice, but it's not mine
Saying close your eyes for the last time
For the last time
That's God's job
Oh, that's God's job
{Chorus]
Something's got to give
What's it gonna take
To heal this broken heart
I keep on wonderin'
Hopelessly wishin'
On the dark side of a star
[Verse 5]
I wake up in the morning and I'm already late
Get behind the wheel and fight my way to the workplace
Get back home when the day is done
If it weren't for lunch, I wouldn't see the sun
That's my job
Oh, that's my job

About “Job” by Eric Heatherly

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"Job" is credited to Eric Heatherly. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Job" appears on "The Lower East Side of Life" in 2005.

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