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I barely get to the graveyard shift on time
After pulling another grueling 9 to 5
I live from credit card to check
The paper money's whirling by
And I hardly just
Just barely only just survive

I'm living on the edge
Reality is teetering
My mind...

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     Jul 16th, 2014 7:42pm report


    This song is about the man who stole a tank in California in 1995. His name is Shawn Nelson and he was a Army Veteran and an unemployed plumber. He later stole a US Patton tank. the song describes how he went insane, and felt like he had to steal a tank. The man was later on a highway, stuck, and shot to death in the tank.




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