| Now I heard about your hometown
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| From my cousins who live there.
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| And I heard about the gold found
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| Enough for everyone to share.
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| And I heard about the numbers
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| And I heard they were high.
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| Nobody likes to t-t-talk about it
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| But everyone knows why.
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| You keep telling me «I'm alright.»
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| You keep telling me «I'm fine.»
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| You keep telling me «I'm alright»
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| But I can see it in your eyes.
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| They never took you to Toronto (well I heard about the gold found)
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| You’ve never been down to Detroit (enough for everyone to share)
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| But talk about chemical valley (no one likes to talk about it)
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| Like you never seem to care (oohh ohh ohh ohh)
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| You keep telling me «I'm alright.»
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| You keep telling me «I'm fine.»
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| You keep telling me «I'm alright»
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| But I can see it in your eyes.
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| As we sit by the wall
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| In your room in Brenson hall (tonight)
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| You can tell in this light
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| They’re just all bricks painted white (tonight)
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| And you know in your bones
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| This might never feel like home
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| Tonight (tonight, tonight)
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| 403, 401, 402 you’re on the run (tonight, tonight)
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| Ohh tonight! |
| Oh!
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| You keep telling me «I'm alright.»
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| You keep telling me «I'm fine."(oh ohh ohhh oh)
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| You keep telling me «I'm alright»
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| But I can see it in your eyes, yeah I can see it in your eyes!
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| You keep telling me «I'm alright."(x2)
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| You keep telling me «I'm fine."(oh ohh ohhh ohh oh)
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| You keep telling me «I'm alright"(x2)
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| But I can see it in your… |