Lyrics

Son you gonna learn a trade
Life ain't only lemonade
You'll for sure get paid
Make the money you made
See the food on the plate?
It didn't grow on a tree
Had a realization and a moment in need
I never knew what I wanted to be
Only knew what wasn't for me
On the throne and needed something to read
Saw a job opening about an apprentice
Sounded authentic
If I let it slip through my hands I'd probably regret it
And ever since I made a pretty mint
Bought a house right outside the city limit
It's been a minute
Some make their hell, they're living in it
Above ground pool, swimming in it
One woman
Never women
'Cause one is enough
Occupy my time with trade journals
I'm not dirtying my hands working on the furnace
Gosh that perm is legit, but you should really grind
Forget college, go to trade school and really rise
How silly I would ever doubt your direction
You're getting up like erection
The next spin is yours take a chance
Advance to retirement
Put down the violin
What store you buy it in?
We're taking it back to get a refund
Son, don't be dumb
I don't know a thing about Reason or Redrum
I'll meet you in the car, lock the front door behind you
I don't ever want to have to remind you
Of how hard your grandfather worked
His hands in the dirt
He never had a chance
Didn't curse, didn't drink, didn't smoke
His family came straight off the boat
And left out in the cold
But couldn't let the mountain erode
Plenty miles on the road
Thousands of those, broken down to the bone
Built a home out of bricks in the middle of the Sticks
Painted a picket fence
Not making dividends
Hopefully it's over you when they reminisce
Until then, if you're in this house
Then you're paying rent, yeah
Chorus (x4):
Son you gonna learn a trade
Life ain't only lemonade
You'll for sure get paid
Make the money you made
Written by: Derek Postlewaite, John Bachman
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