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Some Days (Single)
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Some Days
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Lyrics by Jake (Stilson) Bootstrap
Some days it’s like I was born with a shovel in my hand
Who would’ve thought hard labor would be in such high demand
Ah, but it’s best if I just get it over with
Come this time tomorrow it won’t matter a lick
I wish I may, I might shrink away from the task at hand
The sweat of my brow could start a river that’d flood this land
Dayside dreaming of a reason for my time
Nightside grieving the dreams I’ve left behind
Some days
Some days
That mean old sun would like to burn me up right where I stand
That I should work so damn hard must be a reprimand
Am I paying toll on the original sin highway?
Waiting & hoping & praying for a better day
Some days
Some days
Some days
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The Bootstrap Boys Grand Rapids, Michigan
90 Proof Country Music from Michigan
Jake, Nick, Jeff and Jonny Bootstrap are The Bootstrap Boys.
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