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Three o’clock this morning, Mr. Worry’s wide awake
Gotta set the table for the day
Gotta draft the what-if list and memorize the script
And God forbid that you should stray
So let’s worry bout the worries that you think that you have got
Then we’ll worry bout the ones that might be coming, or might not
And what about the old ones that still circle back a lot
I just can’t do this anymore

Well, Mr. Worry’s stung, he says, You know, it’s up to you
And if you don’t want me, I can go
Says that, I’m just trying to help you get a handle on these things
Cause as we know, you’re kinda slow
So good luck trying to make it through with all this on your own
Cause I won’t even be available by email or cell phone
And you’ll be out there flailing in the world breeze all alone
So I pray you ponder this some more

Well, Mr. Worry, thank you for your troubles and all that
But see it’s time to say bye, bye
Cause when I’m standing open to the world breeze, as you say
I give this living thing a try
And that’s just what I’m itching for, to sow my oats and reap
Whatever might be coming down the pike, my soul to keep
So pray for what you will, because I’m going back to sleep
And you can surely find the door
Cause Mr. Worry, you’re a bore
Man…you’re a bore
And you’re a cover hog, and even more
Man…you snore

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from O Boss Man, released December 2, 2013

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Bob and the Trubadors Montpelier, Vermont

Bob and the Trubadors offer up a fertile brew of original music, folk-based with shades of blues, jazz and world music.

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