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Working Woman Blues

from Raw Routes by Height Keech

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You work alone, you work alone
Downtown in the commercial zone
And everyday, the same type of fuss
You told me run, you told me run
From the jaws of the setting sun
And every kill for me is a kill for us

I thought by now I could whisk you into some castle
But we're still trudging through the mud in these worn-down shoes
I saw you walk through the wind and the rain
And I know it's a lonely living
Someday we'll cure your damn working woman blues

I work alone, I work alone
Out trying to turn over every stone
but every treasure found has a hidden cost
I try to run, I try to run
But the winter's just begun
I wasn't fast enough to keep you out the frost

I thought by now I could whisk you into some castle
but we're still trudging through the mud in these worn-down shoes
I saw you walk through the wind and the rain
and I know it's a lonely living
someday we'll cure your damn working woman blues

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from Raw Routes, released September 2, 2019

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