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Unemployment Line
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I don't wait on no more tables
I'm waiting on the unemployment line
and i'll be here next week again 'bout this same old time
and i wonder if the people in front of me
lost their job in some gold mine
i don't wait on no more tables
I'm waiting on the unemployment line
so don't hurry up and find me a job
i wanna hang out for a while
sit back in my easy chair and exercise my smile
'cause soon I'll have to be moving
yeah, I'll know when it's time
I don't wait on no more tables
I'm waiting on the unemployment line
Now i suddenly feel so strange
my life has been rearranged
and the thing is I didn't have no control
but if that's the way it is
I can deal with it
and I won't have to go back ther anymore
I don't wait on no more tables
I'm waiting on the unemployment line
and I'll be here next week again 'bout this same old time
and I wonder if the people in front of me
lost their job in some gold mine
I don't wait on no more tables
I'm wating on the unemployment line.
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Lyrics Credits: Tim Young
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Music Credits: Tim Young
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Producer Credits: Tim Young, George Grant
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Publisher Credits: Tim Young
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Performance Credits: Tim Young
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Label Credits: Not Fade Away
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Short Song Description:
I'm outta work and I like it
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Long Song Description:
Being on the dole is not a bad thng. It is certainly something i could get used to.
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Story Behind the Song:
Got fired from the restaurant job i had held for a long time just because new owners came in.
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Song Length: 3:39
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Primary Genre: Country-Rock
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Secondary Genre: Rock-General
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Tempo: Medium (111 - 130)
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Lead Vocal: Male Vocal
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Subject Matter 1: General
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Subject Matter 2: Other
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Mood 1: Sociable
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Mood 2: Restless
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Similar Artist 1: Arlo Guthrie
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Similar Artist 2: Elvis Costello
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Language: English
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Era: 1980 - 1989
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