Because They'll Take Our Jobs
from A Wild Song Appeared by Kavalier Calm
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Because They'll Take Our Jobs
I don't want criminals learning how to read.
It's hard enough to find a job without them interviewing.
This surely is a slippery slope.
Why give these people hope?
First you hippies will want to educate felons,
and then you'll want to teach the Mexicans.
But tell me, who will pick our fruit?
Tell me, who will use the broom?
This surely is a slippery slope.
Why give these people hope?
I don't want criminals learning how to read.
It's hard enough to find a job without them interviewing.
This surely is a slippery slope.
Why give these people hope?
First you hippies will want to educate felons,
and then you'll want to teach the Mexicans.
But tell me, who will pick our fruit?
Tell me, who will use the broom?
This surely is a slippery slope.
Why give these people hope?
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from A Wild Song Appeared,
track released June 6, 2014
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Kavalier Calm Washington, D.C.
Hi, my name’s KC. I write songs inspired by the things I see and people I meet on the internet. Contact me through my blog, and I’ll write a song just for you. About anything you like. Really. Don’t be shy; it’ll be fun, I swear.
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