Can you read the determination on my face; I'm as solid as the gravel now.
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Cause I kept getting on my feet after all the times you knocked me down.
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Went back to see the place I came from and I began to understand my pride
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From the brick streets a northern factory town where Grandma's work improved my chances
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Common man, this is me, I'm not ashamed to be here I am this is me.
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I'm glad you're uncomfortable near me
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Never had nothin never no one to care, nothin but the wind in my hair, still I'm a millionaire
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You see me standin out on fifth and union right across from the abandoned drive-in
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The sun's gone down on the future here, the past one leaves my mind
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The rich boys gave up on you but the soul out here is much too strong
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And I'll carry it with me for my whole life, the face of human dignity
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I don't have to be the boy with the most cake. I don't have to be the boy with the most cake
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Still I'm a millionaire.
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Millionaire
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| Cherry Poppin' Daddies |
