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Wauka Mountain Road Video (MV)




Performed By: Will Slater
Language: English
Length: 3:10
Written by: Will Slater




Will Slater - Wauka Mountain Road Lyrics




I work until my back
Is damn near broken

With sweat pouring down
This face of mine

To fill the empty stomach of my woman
But it's hard getting by
On nickels and dimes

I hope one day I don't have to worry
About if I'll make it through the night

Without my heart beating
As fast as it can

And thoughts overflowing
My broken mind

I pray to God
And hope he sees

What this life's
Been doing to me

And decides
As I beg at his feet

To have
A little mercy on me

The walls
Feel like they're caving in
While my vices
Start to sink in their grip

And the bills on the counter
Are stacking higher
But the weight on my mind
Ain't getting no lighter

I pray to God
And hope he sees

What this life's
Been doing to me

And decides
As I beg at his feet

To have
A little mercy on me
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I work until my back
Is damn near broken

With sweat pouring down
This face of mine

To fill the empty stomach of my woman
But it's hard getting by
On nickels and dimes

I hope one day I don't have to worry
About if I'll make it through the night

Without my heart beating
As fast as it can

And thoughts overflowing
My broken mind

I pray to God
And hope he sees

What this life's
Been doing to me

And decides
As I beg at his feet

To have
A little mercy on me

The walls
Feel like they're caving in
While my vices
Start to sink in their grip

And the bills on the counter
Are stacking higher
But the weight on my mind
Ain't getting no lighter

I pray to God
And hope he sees

What this life's
Been doing to me

And decides
As I beg at his feet

To have
A little mercy on me
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Writer: Will Slater
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