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Labour of Hate (Guide Vocals, 1993)

from Songs For Friends - Basic Tracks 1993 by CARBURETOR DUNG

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basic mix with vocal guide, May 1993.

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LABOUR OF HATE

I found myself on this bus again
Fighting for space, a seat for rent
The rain is falling down with shame
We trapped ourselves, in this heat of Caine

Why should I be here
Greeting these unsmiling faces
Should I even care?
For the measly sum that I get

Marking my steps upon these stairs
Punching this clock with tenderness
I'm in a room where no sun will shine
I hear their voices,
still I don't understand.

Why should I be here
Greeting these unsmiling faces
Should I even care?
For the measly sum that I get

Promises made, promises gone
The poor is still under the strong
Your word is right, my word is wrong
Still the world will run this way, till I’m gone

Why should I be here
Greeting these unsmiling faces
Should I even care?
For the measly sum that I get

Still I’m here all day long
Slave of wage, I’m one
Still I’m here all day long
Slave of wage till I’m gone

1993 – Carburetor Dung

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from Songs For Friends - Basic Tracks 1993, released July 3, 2014
Joe Kidd - vocals / guitar
Shahfari - guitar
Fendi - bass
Lan Bear - drums
Shahlan - vocals (not on this track)

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CARBURETOR DUNG Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

CARBURETOR DUNG (also known as DUNG) started life in 1991.

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