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The Harmonica Boss
As the sun goes up and the work begins
Everybody hits the fields except for him
But at least he gives encouragements from his seat on the fence
He’s a high horse son of a bitch
But the one with the dollar at the end of the day
So everybody tries to shine up his green shoes anyway
That harmonica boy bangs tunes as his men all sweat
Doin’ what they hate
Goin’ all astray
Making their world go black and red
“Real good,” he says, “for folks like you”
Now tell me, what’d you have ’em do
‘Cept go and rip this little shit one he ain’t never seen
But the good ol’ folks keep fists a-clean
Those wives and kids, see, they gotta eat
Just wait, one day we’ll throw his fat ass offa that seat
That harmonica boy bangs tunes as them men all bleed
Doin’ what they hate
Goin’ all astray
Nonetheless no choice but to work for Tweed
Well sun’s gone down and backs all broke
Just like those dropped-like-flies work folk
That fence just ‘bout gone black but one big grin
Although ol’ evil blindfolded him