| You weren’t the best by far,
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| But a reminder of what we are,
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| Dreamers and hopers, all on the wrong bus
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| Watching pavements pass by…
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| I don’t wanna' be Frank, or Johnny
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| So I’ll pick my number
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| And take a ride…
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| Fathers tell their sons,
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| No, no it can’t be done,
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| Know your place, and who you are
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| So they’re fixing rich men’s cars
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| Oh fathers tell their sons
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| No no it can’t be done
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| Know your place, and who you are
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| So they’re fixing rich men’s
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| Fixing rich men’s cars
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| You watch Gold heads passing by
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| It’s not the same In black and white
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| You needed so much to be there
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| Barking from the side lines
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| The want is bigger than the Chinese wall
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| If I keep pushing
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| Then the Bricks will fall…
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| Fathers tell their sons,
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| No, no it can’t be done,
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| Know your place, and who you are
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| So they’re fixing rich men’s cars
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| Oh, fathers tell their sons
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| No, no it can be done
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| Know your place and who you are
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| So they’re fixing rich men’s cars…
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| Fixing rich men’s cars
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| So they’re fixing rich mens cars
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| You were carried above heads and smiles
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| They shouted your name all for love,
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| You showed them what they had forgot
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| You showed them All
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| What could be done,
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| Now, Fathers tell their sons
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| How they can reach for the stars
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| Know your place and who you are
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| So now they’re chasing stars
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| They’re chasing stars…
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| Fathers tell their sons
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| Ya, ya it can be done
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| Know your place and who you are
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| So now they’re chasing stars
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| They’re chasing stars…
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| Chasing stars |