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5 Chinese Brothers ~ Let's Kill Saturday Night


(robbie fulks) A dollar i make is a buck i owe And a forty-hour week leaves ten to blow But every game in this town is nickel-and-dime When the sun goes down it feels like the last time Down the main drag we ride with our engines roaring If there's a fire inside, it's the one thing going I got a mustang loaded I got a wrong to right I got a little red bullet Let's kill saturday night Knock it out of its misery Nail that coffin tight High living, it's history Let's kill saturday night The little man's lot is a prince's life A prince with a lousy job, a prince with a working wife Something in the big frame moved, it never was so hard To keep a twenty-inch tube and a fenced in yard But give me one night with the moon high and the radio pounding And brother, this town's gonna go down kicking and shouting Chorus more free lyrics

(robbie fulks)

A dollar i make is a buck i owe
And a forty-hour week leaves ten to blow
But every game in this town is nickel-and-dime
When the sun goes down it feels like the last time
Down the main drag we ride with our engines roaring
If there's a fire inside, it's the one thing going

I got a mustang loaded
I got a wrong to right
I got a little red bullet
Let's kill saturday night
Knock it out of its misery
Nail that coffin tight
High living, it's history
Let's kill saturday night

The little man's lot is a prince's life
A prince with a lousy job, a prince with a working wife
Something in the big frame moved, it never was so hard
To keep a twenty-inch tube and a fenced in yard
But give me one night with the moon high and the radio pounding
And brother, this town's gonna go down kicking and shouting

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