Out of the Business Songtext
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Out of the Business Songtext
Hey Buddy, how ′bout a smoke?
I'm down on my luck.
At the end of my rope, I feel pretty rough.
I just got the sack, take a number please.
I′m never looking back.
I'm out on the street.
I started, down in the dump,
Thought I paid my dues, But I was first when they had
The bad news.
I always dreamed of walking out.
Punch that guy right in the mouth,
But I never had the guts.
Now I know I got the stuff.
There's no mistaking it now...
I′m out of the business
Out of the business ---
Into rock and roll.
All right, ′bout time,
Stuffed shirts where the sun don't shine,
Late nights, long days,
I don′t need the white collar race.
Who wants a gray flannel suit?
I'll throw in a tie,
Or some Italian boots? It′s all right in style.
I've had it up to here, with three button whores.
I don′t regret that I'm
Walking out the door.
(Chorus)
I'm down on my luck.
At the end of my rope, I feel pretty rough.
I just got the sack, take a number please.
I′m never looking back.
I'm out on the street.
I started, down in the dump,
Thought I paid my dues, But I was first when they had
The bad news.
I always dreamed of walking out.
Punch that guy right in the mouth,
But I never had the guts.
Now I know I got the stuff.
There's no mistaking it now...
I′m out of the business
Out of the business ---
Into rock and roll.
All right, ′bout time,
Stuffed shirts where the sun don't shine,
Late nights, long days,
I don′t need the white collar race.
Who wants a gray flannel suit?
I'll throw in a tie,
Or some Italian boots? It′s all right in style.
I've had it up to here, with three button whores.
I don′t regret that I'm
Walking out the door.
(Chorus)
Writer(s): Rick Anderson, Mike Cotten, Charles Prince, Bill Spooner, Roger Steen, John Waybill, Vince Welnick Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com