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3 AM at the convenience store
Now I live the life of a whore
Hooker with an adam’s apple turning tricks
I wear a skirt to conceal my dick
I wanna be a prostitute
Make some green looking real cute
You know your life has hit the skids
When you're sucking dick to support your kids
I wanna be a prostitute
Make some green looking real cute
You know your life has hit the skids
When you're sucking dick to support your kids

7 O'clock alarm is set
The promise of a new day is never met
From the moment you’re up you are out the door
You're an employee, a student, a thankless whore
Your boss treats you like a piece of shit
Whenever he feels inadequate
Stuck in the same place year after year
The same spot on his couch a paycheck and a beer
This routine has got to stop so bring a gun into your job
Look at yourself inside the mirror
Do you picture your future here?
Don't be a pawn or a corporate clown
Burn this fucking business down
You're wasting your time for a fucking dime
Wasting your time for a fucking dime
Let's have a fucking insurrection with all the other abused worker slaves
And rob this place blind and one day...the empire will fall....

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from Does This Genocide Make Me Look Sexy?, released April 4, 2006

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Evil Empire Chicago, Illinois

Chicago band incorporating styles from punk and metal to surf and ska, Something for everyone as long as you like it evil.

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