Dead End Job
Police
Police
POLICE
- Dead End Job LyricsWords and music by The Police
I don't want no dead end job
I don't wanna be no number
I don't want no dead end job
I don't wanna be no number
The queue gets longer everyday
I just ain't no time to stay
I ain't gonna run away
All I want to do is play
Don't wanna be no teacher
I don't wanna be no slave
I don't wanna work no assembly line
A' like my uncle Dave
The queue gets longer everyday
I just ain't got time to stay
I ain't gonna run away
All I wanna do is play
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't wanna be no number
I don't want no dead end job
I don't wanna be no number
The queue gets longer everyday
All I wanna do is play
I just ain't got time to stay
But I ain't gonna run away
Don't wanna be no millionaire
Don't wanna own no mint
I don't wanna be no tax exile
And I don't mind being skint
The queue gets longer every day
I just ain't got time to stay
I ain't gonna run away
All I wanna do is play
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't wanna be no number
I don't want no dead end job
I don't wanna be no number
The queue gets longer everyday
I just ain't no time to stay
I ain't gonna run away
All I want to do is play
Don't wanna be no millionaire
Don't wanna own no mint
I don't wanna be no tax exile
And I don't mind being skint
The queue gets longer every day
I just ain't got time to stay
All I wanna do is play
I ain't gonna run away
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
(ad lib to fade)
I don't want no dead end job
I don't wanna be no number
I don't want no dead end job
I don't wanna be no number
The queue gets longer everyday
I just ain't no time to stay
I ain't gonna run away
All I want to do is play
Don't wanna be no teacher
I don't wanna be no slave
I don't wanna work no assembly line
A' like my uncle Dave
The queue gets longer everyday
I just ain't got time to stay
I ain't gonna run away
All I wanna do is play
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't wanna be no number
I don't want no dead end job
I don't wanna be no number
The queue gets longer everyday
All I wanna do is play
I just ain't got time to stay
But I ain't gonna run away
Don't wanna be no millionaire
Don't wanna own no mint
And I don't mind being skint
The queue gets longer every day
I just ain't got time to stay
I ain't gonna run away
All I wanna do is play
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't wanna be no number
I don't want no dead end job
I don't wanna be no number
The queue gets longer everyday
I just ain't no time to stay
I ain't gonna run away
All I want to do is play
Don't wanna be no millionaire
Don't wanna own no mint
I don't wanna be no tax exile
And I don't mind being skint
The queue gets longer every day
I just ain't got time to stay
All I wanna do is play
I ain't gonna run away
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
I don't want no dead end job
(ad lib to fade)
Facts about Dead End Job
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Dead End Job is written by Gordon Matthew Sumner, Andy Sommers, Stewart Armstrong Copeland.
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It is first released on September 28, 1993 as part of Police's album "Message In a Box" which includes 50 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we try to understand the message behind it, the Police's 'Dead End Job' paints a disdainful picture of dull, lifeless occupations that are only worth noting for their drawbacks, utilizing the term ‘dead-end job’ as a meta of such noxiousness and conformation in some careers. The track mouths the theory of living one's life, seeking what one loves and being free instead of being bogged down by the society's rules and routines. The dead end job lyrics mostly highlight empowerment, angst, freedom, anger and social commentary. In a nutshell, the song loudly proclaims the rejection of boring jobs, longing for freedom and play, discontent with the society's expectations, and giving vent to the anger of the oppressed. The song's lyrics are full of strong language including profanity that is not appropriate for children.
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Dead End Job falls under the genre Rock.
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Dead End Job song length is 3 minutes and 35 seconds.
Who wrote Dead End Job lyrics?
Dead End Job is written by Gordon Matthew Sumner, Andy Sommers, Stewart Armstrong Copeland.
✔️
When was Dead End Job released?
It is first released on September 28, 1993 as part of Police's album "Message In a Box" which includes 50 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
✔️
What is the meaning behind Dead End Job lyrics?
When we try to understand the message behind it, the Police's 'Dead End Job' paints a disdainful picture of dull, lifeless occupations that are only worth noting for their drawbacks, utilizing the term ‘dead-end job’ as a meta of such noxiousness and conformation in some careers. The track mouths the theory of living one's life, seeking what one loves and being free instead of being bogged down by the society's rules and routines. The dead end job lyrics mostly highlight empowerment, angst, freedom, anger and social commentary. In a nutshell, the song loudly proclaims the rejection of boring jobs, longing for freedom and play, discontent with the society's expectations, and giving vent to the anger of the oppressed. The song's lyrics are full of strong language including profanity that is not appropriate for children.
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Which genre is Dead End Job?
Dead End Job falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Dead End Job?
Dead End Job song length is 3 minutes and 35 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Gordon Matthew Sumner, Andy Sommers, Stewart Armstrong Copeland
Record Label(s): 1993 A&M Records Ltd
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