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Aimee Mann ~ Put Me On Top


I should be knocking on the door of the pearly gates Why keep a poor man alive in a job he hates I've heard that good things will come to he who waits I should be riding on a float in the hit parade Instead of sitting on the curb behind the barricade Another verse in the doormat serenade Won't you put me on top Won't you put me on top, or change the odds Won't you put me on top Or at least put some hope in the bottom of the box Oh, at least put some hope in the box for me 'cause it's only black and white and not a lot of each There's a remote on the shelf, but it's out of reach Won't you put me on top Won't you put me on top, or change the odds Won't you put me on top Or at least put some hope in the bottom of the box Put some hope in the bottom of the box I need it more free lyrics

I should be knocking on the door of the pearly gates
Why keep a poor man alive in a job he hates
I've heard that good things will come to he who waits
I should be riding on a float in the hit parade
Instead of sitting on the curb behind the barricade
Another verse in the doormat serenade

Won't you put me on top
Won't you put me on top, or change the odds
Won't you put me on top
Or at least put some hope in the bottom of the box

Oh, at least put some hope in the box for me
'cause it's only black and white and not a lot of each
There's a remote on the shelf, but it's out of reach

Won't you put me on top
Won't you put me on top, or change the odds
Won't you put me on top
Or at least put some hope in the bottom of the box

Put some hope in the bottom of the box
I need it

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