Still Got A Finger

Album: Based on a True Story... (2013)
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  • Well it must've been 100 in that summer sun
    And I've been in it all day
    Putting up with that prick of an owner's son
    Making me some hillbilly pay

    Working right through lunch, busting my hump
    Helping his daddy stay rich
    So when he kept me behind to pull some overtime
    I told that little son of a bitch

    Hey I've been punching your clock, giving all I got
    Putting up with your pain in the rear
    Adios, I'm done, you can find me son
    Between a hottie and an ice cold beer

    Hey I've been breaking my butt but it's never enough
    Ain't a part of me that doesn't hurt
    Hey but lucky for me you can easily see
    I still got a finger that works

    Yea I've been dragging home almost every night
    'Bout the time that you're going out
    Wearing something way too short and tight
    Leaving me and the dog on a couch

    Yea, now word's getting round you've been sneaking downtown
    Dancing way too risky
    Well I got a few dirty dance moves too
    And a cute little one finger wave

    Hey I've been punching your clock, giving all I got
    Putting up with your pain in the rear
    Adios, I'm done, you can find me hun
    Between a hottie and an ice cold beer

    Well I've been breaking my hump but it's never enough
    Ain't a part of me that doesn't hurt
    Hey but lucky for me you can easily see
    I still got a finger that works

    Here it comes

    Hey I've been punching your clock, giving all I got
    Putting up with your pain in the rear
    Adios, I'm done, you can find me hun
    Between a hottie and an ice cold beer

    Hey I've been busting my ass, you don't care about that
    Ain't a part of me that doesn't hurt
    Hey but lucky for me you can easily see
    I still got a finger that works

    Oh yea
    Woo!
    Yes I do
    Look at that thing
    You know you're number one, baby Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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