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Gasman
03:00
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(Sleeping in the back minding my business)
Hold me up and tip my till out
I won’t be stopping you, I don’t mind it
I work the night shift for peace and quiet
Drive off, don’t pay for your gas now
I won’t be stopping you, I don’t mind it
I work the night shift for peace and quiet
Blue jacket on, I can sleep in the back now
(Sleeping in the back minding my business)
Don’t ring my bell, pretend I’m six feet under
I’m your gasman baby, yeah
I’m your gasman
I’m your gasman baby, yeah
I’m your gasman
Light (light)
Up (up)
And (and)
Smoke (smoke)
As you fill up
I won’t be telling none of my minders
I work the night shift for peace and quiet
Slippery when wet, watch that slick
See if I care, tell my supervisors
I work the night shift for peace and quiet
Blue jacket on, I can sleep in the back now
(Sleeping in the back minding my business)
Don’t ring my bell, pretend I’m six feet under
I’m your gasman baby, yeah
I’m your gasman
I’m your gasman baby, yeah
I’m your gasman
I’m your gasman baby, yeah
I’m your gasman
I’m your gasman baby, yeah
I’m your gasman
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Reuben Hudson Auckland, New Zealand
Reuben Hudson is an experimental artist and prolific songwriter from Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland, New Zealand). Now based in
Melbourne, Reuben delivers a eclectic fusion of genre-bending, alternative/indie rock.
Producing music with a ruckus melancholy, Reuben leaves listeners and audiences feeling as though they’ve hugged their inner child, and partied with their teenaged self.
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