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Social Class
Contributed by
BobbyZimmerman
on
Friday, 3rd August 2007 @ 11:50:48 AM in AEST
Topic:
political
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My hands are worked to blood and bone,
I'm weary and I long for home,
The sweat ebbs down by sun burnt face,
If it kills me, I'll be replaced.
I lift and run with all my might,
And damn by working class birthright,
With cuts and bumps and bruise and aches
That can't be healed with what I make.
I live to work I can't deny,
Have little choice, I must get by.
Wake and work and eat and sleep,
I break my back and then I weep.
While my boss boards a chartered flight,
As cash rolls in, it's his birthright.
My long days get him cars and wine
Becausehis father's richer than mine.
God bless America.
Copyright ©
BobbyZimmerman
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2007-08-03 11:50:48] (Date/Time posted on
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Re: Social Class
(User Rating: 1 ) by emystar on
Friday, 3rd August 2007 @ 12:37:13 PM AEST (User
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You did a great job of telling it like it is.
Sad but unfortunatly true.
Awesome work.
huggs,
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