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It’s This Job I Do
You’ve heard all my promises, you’ve heard all my remarks
You’ve heard me say, I’ve always loved you from the very start
so why can’t I remember when loving
you got to be so hard
Still you know it kills me, when we have to be apart
It’s this job I do
It’s this thing called work
It’s the price I pay
For better or for worse
It’s the path I choose
Sometimes I get it right
Most times I lose
Three weeks straight, 12 hour shifts, didn’t see much sun or moon
A day off came from who knows where, not a minute too soon
a bunch of us piled in the trucks we headed for the border line
We shoulda stopped right in our tracks would have been the better time
It’s this job we do
It’s this thing called work
It’s the price we pay
For better or for worse
It’s the path we choose
Sometimes we get it right
Most times we lose
We rolled into this funky bar
For to have a couple brews
Some local boys were hangin there
But everything was cool
Until some joker said something
About our women back at home
The place lit up like a house on fire
Everyone was gone,
and I wonder what you think of
When you lie awake at night
A little bedroom conversation
Some arms to hold you tight
And I would never fault you if you chose a simpler life
With a man who makes you sparkle, when he looks into your eyes
I got seven days in the county jail
But I guess I should’ve known
I’m callin you to post my bail please pick up that phone
I regret the times I took your heart, and put it in the lost and found
I got the wander lust and a restless heart
That I'm trying to settle down
It’s this job I do
It’s this thing called work
It’s the price I pay
For better or for worse
It’s the path I choose
Sometimes I get it right
Most times I lose
You’ve heard all my promises
you’ve heard all my remarks
You’ve heard me say, I’ve always loved you from the very start
so why can’t I remember when loving
you got to be so hard
Still you know it kills me, when we have to be apart
It’s this job I do
It’s this job I do
It’s this job I do
(don’t you know)
It’s this job I do