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Take This Job and Shove It These lyrics should be sung to the tune of Johnny Paycheck's hit country song of a couple of decades ago by the same name. Take this job and shove it, I’m heading out the door, Bought me a lotto ticket, gonna watch them millions soar, Better not try to stand in my way, cause I ain’t gonna be pore So take this job and shove it, I ain’t working here no more, I been working in this dump and I’m fed up to my nose. All I ever made at this job was debt, Lord, how it grows, I been working far too long, and for too little pay, But when I cash that ticket, I gonna jump up and say, Take this job and shove it, I’m heading out the door, Bought me a lotto ticket, gonna watch them millions soar, Better not try to stand in my way, cause I ain’t gonna be pore So take this job and shove it, I ain’t working here no more, Well that boss man, he’s a jerk, his partner is about the same, Went to the 7-11, just to get in the game, Bought me one of them tickets, for eleven dollars from my pay, Now I’m gonna quit my job when I stand up and say, Take this job and shove it, I’m heading out the door, Bought me a lotto ticket, gonna watch them millions soar, Better not try to stand in my way, cause I ain’t gonna be pore, So take this job and shove it, I ain’t working here no more, Well I quit that job, and held my ticket in the safest place I knew, Listened to the radio when the man was reading the news, When he didn’t call my number I headed out the door, Back on down to the company, cause I needed to work once more, Take this job and shove it, Hey boss it was just a joke, I’m back ready to work, cause don’t you know I’m broke, Better not try stand in my way, I willing to work overtime, So give me this job I love it, I’m back on the line.
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