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Ramones ~ It's Not My Place (In The 9 To 5 World)


My mom and dad are always fighting and it's getting very un-exciting to get a good job You need the proper schooling now who the hell do ya' think you're fooling but it's not my place oh-no no it's not my place no no no it's not my -not my-not my place in the 9 to 5 world and it's not my place in the 9 to 5 world and it's not my place with 9 to 5 girl it's not my place in the 9 to 5 world hangin' out with Lester Bangs you all and Phil Spector really has it all Uncle Floyd shows on the t.v. Jack Nicholson, Clint Eastwood, 10cc But it's not my place (repeat) Don't wanna be a working stiff lose my identity cause when it comes to working 9 to 5 There ain't not place for me ain't my reality, to me Vin Scelsa's on the radio Ramones are hangin' out in Kokomo Roger Corman's on a talk show With Allan Arkush and Stephen King, you know But it's not my place (repeat) more free lyrics

My mom and dad are always fighting
and it's getting very un-exciting
to get a good job
You need the proper schooling
now who the hell
do ya' think you're fooling

but it's not my place oh-no
no it's not my place no no
no it's not my -not my-not my place
in the 9 to 5 world
and it's not my place
in the 9 to 5 world
and it's not my place
with 9 to 5 girl
it's not my place
in the 9 to 5 world

hangin' out with Lester Bangs you all
and Phil Spector really has it all
Uncle Floyd shows on the t.v.
Jack Nicholson, Clint Eastwood, 10cc

But it's not my place
(repeat)

Don't wanna be a working stiff
lose my identity
cause when it comes
to working 9 to 5
There ain't not place for me
ain't my reality, to me

Vin Scelsa's on the radio
Ramones are hangin' out in Kokomo
Roger Corman's on a talk show
With Allan Arkush and Stephen King, you know

But it's not my place
(repeat)

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