| She was walking in the street, looked up and noticed
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| He was nameless, he was homeless
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| She asked him his name and told him what hers was
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| He gave her a story about a life
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| With a glint in his eye and a corner of a smile
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| One conversation, a simple moment
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| The things that change us if we notice
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| When we look up, sometimes
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| They said I would never make it
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| But I was built to break the mold
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| The only dream that I've been chasing is my own
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| So I sing a song for the hustlers trading at the bus stop
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| Single mothers waiting on a check to come
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| Young teachers, student doctors
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| Sons on the frontline knowing they don't get to run
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| This goes out to the underdog
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| Keep on keeping at what you love
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| You'll find that someday soon enough
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| You will rise up, rise up, yeah
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| She's riding in a taxi back to the kitchen
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| Talking to the driver about his wife and his children
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| On the run from a country where they put you in prison
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| For being a woman and speaking your mind
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| She looked in his eyes in the mirror and he smiled
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| One conversation, a single moment
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| The things that change us if we notice
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| When we look up, sometimes
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| They said I would never make it
|
| But I was built to break the mold
|
| The only dream that I've been chasing is my own
|
| So I sing a song for the hustlers trading at the bus stop
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| Single mothers waiting on a check to come
|
| Young teachers, student doctors
|
| Sons on the frontline knowing they don't get to run
|
| This goes out to the underdog
|
| Keep on keeping at what you love
|
| You'll find that someday soon enough
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| You will rise up, rise up, yeah
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| Everybody rise up
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| You're gonna rise, yeah
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| I sing a song for the hustlers trading at the bus stop
|
| Single mothers waiting on a check to come
|
| Young teachers, student doctors
|
| Sons on the frontline knowing they don't get to run
|
| This goes out to the underdog
|
| Keep on keeping at what you love
|
| You'll find that someday soon enough
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| You will rise up, rise up, yeah |