Like Father, Like Son

If you ask why I'm driving trucks and not practising law
I'll say I gave it a go, but I found it was such a bore
And I could've become a doctor, man
But it was too much hard work for me to stand

Some things never change
Like father, like son

If you ask why I'm drinking here and not home with my kin
I'd rather be here romancing a bottle of gin
I'd rather be joking with my friends
Chatting up barmaids until the night ends

Some things never change
Like father, like son

Well, some things never change and they won't change now
And if they did I should would wonder how

If you ask why I spend my pay before it's in my hand
I'll say money's just paper and I couldn't give a damn
Well, the bills keep mounting up at home
Life'd be easier if I lived it alone

Some things never change
Like father, like son

Well, some things never change and they won't change now
And if they did I should would wonder how

If you ask why I spend my pay before it's in my hand
I'll say money's just paper and I couldn't give a damn
Well, the bills keep mounting up at home
Life'd be easier if I lived it alone

Some things never change
Like father, like son
Some things never change
Like father, like son
Some things never change
Like father, like son

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