"Real Job" genre: General Jazz
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	Light-hearted jazz... Who really wants a real job anyway?
	CD: Gleaning Grace   Label: Gleaning Grace Credits: Bethany J.
	Lyrics (Chorus) I think I'm ready now, forget about growing up growing old My qualifications won't change a thing if you're sold You say, "Why the hurry to she these baby clothes? To face the real world nose to nose? Right now, why don't you just Get a real job?" My hands always preferred the feel of a good old six string Rather than knocking on your door to sell you cookies I wouldn't work the Gap, if truth be told, if I could find something more apropos To drinking coffee and singing for the Lord Chorus It's not like child labor-law enforcers will be beating down your door There have been a great many minors who've walked this road before Where fantasy boils down to frustration Seems where rubber meets the road And you're standing in the middle asking asking, "Why not just get a real job?" Chorus If my passion was fashion you'd find me at Old Navy pushing fleece To state the obvious, I'm here instead singing you my bad, bad poetry So what if I'm 16 it goes to show; there's really nothing I want more Than for this singing to my God be my real job Chorus

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