I Was Not There
by terry malts
lyrics
i dressed myself
i left my house
i was on time
did my job right
made my boss proud
put in my time
but i was not there
i dressed myself
i left my house
greeted my friends
stayed out all night
said the right things
made my friends laugh
they dressed me up
made me look fine
they brought me there
i was on time
they said nice things
about my life
i left my house
i was on time
did my job right
made my boss proud
put in my time
but i was not there
i dressed myself
i left my house
greeted my friends
stayed out all night
said the right things
made my friends laugh
they dressed me up
made me look fine
they brought me there
i was on time
they said nice things
about my life
credits
released September 10, 2013
recorded by Terry Malts
mixed by Monte Vallier
recorded by Terry Malts
mixed by Monte Vallier
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