Martini Ranch - How Can The Labouring Man Find Time For Self-Culture? lyrics

I have no other model But myself to play I'm a man from birth You won't turn me away When I'm with you Why do I feel this way? You drive me wild And we mix the dark pa**ions How can the labouring man find time for self-culture? How can the labouring man find time for self-culture? What shall we call our game? It needs a charming name "Industry and spirit" We'll go off if we get near it These people need time off I thought readers like to look Tearing pages from the book And we mix the dark pa**ions How can the labouring man find time for self-culture? How can the labouring man find time for self-culture? I think it's important that you spend some time Make it in your prime I think it's important that you spend some time Make it in your prime Work, work, work Work Something's come up I hope I'm not too late You see I'm feeling like a hero But I'm not so great I've tried writing it down Walking it off, shouting it out What am I talking about? And we mix the dark pa**ions How can the labouring man find time for self-culture? How can the labouring man find time for self-culture? I think it's important that you spend some time Make it in your prime I think it's important that you spend some time Make it in your prime Oh goddess of the night Am I wrong or am I right? Is the rhythm of your heart Tearing you apart? You can watch me as I slip You can watch me as I slide But the rhythm of my heart Makes me want to hide How can the labouring man find time for self-culture? How can the labouring man find time for self-culture? I think it's important that you spend some time Make it in your prime I think it's important that you spend some time Make it in your prime How can the labouring man find time for self-culture? How can the labouring man find time for self-culture? (I think it's important that you spend some time) How can the labouring man find time for self-culture? (Make it in your prime) (I think it's important that you spend some time) How can the labouring man find time for self-culture? (Make it in your prime)