Man In The Corner Shop
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- Man In The Corner Shop LyricsPuts up the closed sign does the man in the corner shop
Serves his last and says goodbye to him
He knows it is a hard life
But it's nice to be your own boss really
Walks off home does the last customer
He is jealous of the man in the corner shop
He is sick of working at the factory
Says it must be nice to be your own boss (really)
Sells cigars to the boss from the factory
He is jealous is the man in the corner shop
He is sick of struggling so hard
He says "It must be nice to own a factory"
Go to church do the people from the area
All shapes and classes sit and pray together
For here they are all one
For God created all men equal
Serves his last and says goodbye to him
He knows it is a hard life
But it's nice to be your own boss really
Walks off home does the last customer
He is jealous of the man in the corner shop
He is sick of working at the factory
Says it must be nice to be your own boss (really)
He is jealous is the man in the corner shop
He is sick of struggling so hard
He says "It must be nice to own a factory"
Go to church do the people from the area
All shapes and classes sit and pray together
For here they are all one
For God created all men equal
Facts about Man In The Corner Shop
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Man In The Corner Shop is written by Paul John Weller.
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It is first released on November 28, 1980 as part of Jam's album "Sound Affects" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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Man In The Corner Shop falls under the genre Pop.
Who wrote Man In The Corner Shop lyrics?
Man In The Corner Shop is written by Paul John Weller.
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When was Man In The Corner Shop released?
It is first released on November 28, 1980 as part of Jam's album "Sound Affects" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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Which genre is Man In The Corner Shop?
Man In The Corner Shop falls under the genre Pop.
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Songwriter(s): Paul John Weller
Record Label(s): 1980 Polydor Ltd (UK)
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