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Charley Noble BS: happy Labor Day weekend (8) RE: BS: happy Labor Day weekend 03 Sep 23


Words: Ray Glaser Music: Bill Wolff, ©1947


Put It On The Ground

Oh! If you want a raise in pay, I'll tell you what to do
Go and ask the boss for it and he will give it to you;
He will give it to you, my boys, he will give it to you
A raise in pay, without delay, oh, he will give it to you

Chorus:

Ohhh, put it on the ground, spread it all around
Dig it with a hoe: it will make your flowers grow!

For the men who own the industries I'm shedding bitter tears
They haven't made a single dime in over thirty years
In over thirty years, my boys, in over thirty years
Not one thin dime in all that time, in over thirty years

The cost of living ain't so high, I told my wife Miranda
This talk of living being hard is Rooshian propaganda
It's Rooshian propaganda, boys, just Rooshian propaganda
From Molotov to Simonov, just Rooshian propaganda

It's fun to work on holidays, or when the day is done;
Why should they pay us overtime for having so much fun?
For having so much fun my boys, for having so much fun.
Pay overtime would be a crime for having so much fun. Ohhh...

The men who own the industries, they own no bonds and stocks
They own no yachts and limousines, or gems the size of rocks;
They own no cryptocurrency, or silken B.V.D.'s,
Because they pay the working man such fancy salaries. Ohhh....

One small update. Can anyone spot it?

Cheerily,
Charlie Ipcar


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