I'm the Boss (David Marshall-John Wesley Downey) Satirical

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LYRICS BELOW, USE THE EXPANDER BUTTON. Satirical song about the greed and arrogance of corporate management by David Marshall and John Wesley Downey.

I'M THE BOSS

You punch the clock and then you punch the wall.
It makes no difference to me at all.
I'm sharp dressed and smooth,
my heart was surgically removed.
I'm the boss.

My stocks are tall, they darken the skies.
And don't ask for no raise or you'll be waving goodbye.
I step on tiny toes and ship your job to Mexico.
I'm the Boss.

I'm the puppeteer of the labor force
and I'll dock your pay just to buy my Porsche.
And you work yourself to death while I work on my tan.
And I've got a stranglehold on the middle class man.

Repeat chorus

Words and Music by John Wesley Downey and David Marshall.

David: Vocals, Music and Instruments
John: Lyrics and Video

Copyright 2010 by David Marshall and John Wesley Downey. All rights reserved.

And you work yourself to death while I work on my tan.
And I've got a stranglehold on the middleclass man.

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