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Artists:
The Work · Men at Work · Masters at Work · Work o' the Weavers · Krauts@work · Work in Progress · Dirty Work · Jacco@work · DJs at Work · Trance 2 Work – and 25 other artists »
Albums:
Work Work Work (Pub, Club, Sleep) Pt.2 · Work This, Vol. 1: Club NRG Work Out · Work This, Vol. 2: Club NRG Work Out · Work This, Vol. 3: Club NRG Work Out · Work This, Vol. 4: Club NRG Work Out · A Camp · Camp · Camp · Camp · Camp – and 272 other albums »
Boy, let's wind some Yes, I worked in a levee camp Just about a month ago Says, I worked in a levee camp Just about a month ago Says, I wired
I remain unused to bleed the menace That remains to fall Don't take no summer vacation That remains to fall We refuse to work in your death camp
the glory of love Treblinka, alive with the glory of love yea Should they catch us and dispatch us those separate work camps yea I'll think about you,
bleed And there's no gate at the front of these camps saying work will set you free I'm tired on being the threat in a world of murderers shit on just for
the wreckage on a horse knee-deep in mud Look out Hollywood, here I come Fun times in Babylon Momma they've just begun Before they put me to work in
And Kiri's husband forced to go and work in labour camps And Kiri left alone to fend and hold the fort as best she can But the music did not drift as often
the realest clique True champ, we gon' rep it through, keep it cool No boot camp, no hard work, just some loot, family All in, ball til you fall, loyal
We sit soaked in “Bloodshed” to sift through the ash. Watched as out brothers got carted away, To camps so they called them “to work for the man” We
president, and the focal point when I'm campaigning Is to put FEMA to work on a plantation at Camp David Demand payment for New Orleans with the best
tell you that she love you An work out some other plan Got those alimony blues An I sure got to pay some dues Got those alimony blues An I sure got
on me And my captain's so mean on me, good Lord On this Gulfport Island Road And it's camp ain't he and see Camp ain't he and see Well it's camp ain't he
Well, Crowbar Joe was one of the brotherhood One of the brotherhood of hoods in the neighborhood Hoods in the holiday camp, heads in the basket box
Well, Crowbar Joe was one of the brotherhood One of the brotherhood of hoods in the neighborhood Hoods in the holiday camp, heads in the basket box
A canvas covered cabin in a crowded labor camp Stands out in this memory I revive 'Cause my daddy raised a family there with two hard working hands
ramblin' boy may all your ramblin' bring you joy In Tulsa town we chanced to straight we thought we'd try to work one day The boss said he had a room for
hall Inna 1957 wen tings just a settle down When a near independence and Selassie never come Outa back a wall a whey di bobo camp did settle down
captain's so mean on me My captain's so mean on m'mmmm, good lord On this Gulfport Island Road Take camp tain he and see, Camp ain't he and see At scal
In Tulsa town we chanced to stray. We thought we try and work one day. The boss said he had room for one, Said my old pal, "We'd rather bum."
Little Joe the wrangler he'll wrangle never more His days with the remuda they're all done It was long about last April he rode into our camp Just
hall Inna 1957 wen tings just a settle down When a near independence and Selassie never come Outa back a wall a whey di bobo camp did settle down
A Dancehall Verse 1 Inna 1957 Wen Tings Just a Settle Down When A Near Independence & Selassi Never Come Outa Back A Wall A Whey Di Bobo Camp Did Settle Down
Little Joe the Wrangler will wrangle nevermore His days with the roundup they are o'er Was a year ago last April when he rode into our camp Just
A canvas covered cabin in a crowded labor camp Stand out in this mem'ry I revive Cause my daddy raised a family there with two hard working hands
I am a coalminer And I'm sure I wish you well I was born in old Kentucky In a coal camp, born and bred I know about old beans Bulldog gravy
A canvas covered cabin in a crowded labor camp stands out in this mem'ry I revive 'Cause my daddy raised a family there with two hard working hands