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Work Lyrics by Morning Runner

Wilderness is Paradise Now

2005

[Verse 1]
Dear Sir
We know what you're about
You cannot say
We didn't see it
'Cause we can see
That you're slacking
It's another habit
That you're cracking
[Pre-Chorus]
What's the movement if you don't move?
What have you got left to prove?
I'm not sure
How to stick to the floor
I smashed on to your ceiling
Let me sleep a while
'Cause I cannot stand
Break my fingers
Hold my hand
[Pre-Chorus]
What's the movement if you don't move?
What have you got left to prove?
[Chorus]
And I'll write and I'll write
But nothing here reminds me of you
You left a post-it on your door
"I don't wanna see you no more"
Oh but sir I know you're lying
And this time I'll disappear
Into my career
'Cause nothing in here reminds me of you
[Verse 2]
Dear Sir
Quietly slip away
The last leaf fell
We all saw it
We can see
That you're flagging
It's not just your heels
That you're dragging
[Pre-Chorus]
What's the movement if you don't move?
What have you got left to prove?
What's the movement if you don't move?
What have you got left to prove?
[Chorus]
And I'll write and I'll write
But nothing here reminds me of you
You left a post-it on your door
"I don't wanna see you no more"
Oh but sir I know you're lying
And this time I'll disappear
Into my career
'Cause nothing in here reminds me of you
Credits
Morning Runner

Morning Runner

About “Work” by Morning Runner

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"Work" appears on "Wilderness is Paradise Now" in 2005.

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