| Let’s drink to the hard working people
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| Let’s drink to the lowly of birth
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| Raise your glass to the good and the evil
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| Let’s drink to the salt of the earth
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| Say a prayer for the common foot soldier
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| Spare a thought for his back breaking work
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| Say a prayer for his wife and his children
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| Who burn the fires and who still till the earth
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| And when I search a faceless crowd
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| A swirling mass of gray and
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| Black and white
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| They don’t look real to me In fact, they look so strange
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| Raise your glass to the hard working people
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| Let’s drink to the uncounted heads
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| Let’s think of the wavering millions
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| Who need leaders but get gamblers instead
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| Spare a thought for the stay-at-home voter
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| His empty eyes gaze at strange beauty shows
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| And a parade of the gray suited grafters
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| A choice of cancer or polio
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| And when I look in the faceless crowd
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| A swirling mass of grays and
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| Black and white
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| They don’t look real to me Or don’t they look so strange
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| Let’s drink to the hard working people
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| Let’s think of the lowly of birth
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| Spare a thought for the rag taggy people
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| Let’s drink to the salt of the earth
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| Let’s drink to the hard working people
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| Let’s drink to the salt of the earth
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| Let’s drink to the two thousand million
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| Let’s think of the humble of birth |