Well, you see now
|
I'm a depression baby
|
And I remember the WPA
|
If we could just start the same thing again
|
And get people working out
|
There, why not?
|
Is it too menial for somebody to sweep the street?
|
|
And if you've got enough money where you don't have to work
|
Let's face it, who wants to work?
|
There's no reason why anybody
|
That five generations of people
|
Got to be on welfare
|
|
I had one gentlemen get in ---
|
No offense to you gentlemen, he had long hair and a beard --
|
And I told him,
|
He had better go home and take a bath;
|
He had B.O. so bad, it was terrible
|
I said "You might be educated,
|
But did your parents tell you to go dirty?"
|
|
See the latest issue
|
Hard up, see
|
Chicago scene
|
|
Kids nowadays, that's the whole thing
|
Too much money, they've got too much money
|
They don't have to struggle and work for things
|
Like when I was growing up had to do
|
And I was lucky if I got that job
|
Delivering hats in a hat store
|
For twenty-five cents per hat
|
Too much money today is with the young kids
|
Everything was handed to 'em,
|
And that's why they are the way they are
|
|
-----------------
|
Street Collage
|
| Styx |
