| I guess the money’s all dried up
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| 'Cause when I drive to work, the
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| Road is all broken
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| And the cars are on blocks
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| And the old man at the bus stop, waitin' to get picked up to get dropped off
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| He’ll work ten hours and then two more hours to get home
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| Lord, I need Easy Street
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| I can’t watch one more of these houses sink into the ground
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| Lord, I need Easy Street
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| I won’t watch one more good person get jerked around
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| Lord, I need (Easy) Easy Street
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| Well they don’t care 'bout us
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| 'Cause their jobs don’t pay enough
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| And the factories are all rust
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| And the trucks caught fire
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| And if the whole thing’s gone wrong, guess I’ll pack my bag and get long gone
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| If I drive all night I can get to the ocean by dawn
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| 'Cause Lord, I need Easy Street
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| I can’t watch one more of these houses sink into the ground
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| Lord, I need Easy Street
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| I won’t watch one more good person get jerked around
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| Lord, I need (Easy) Easy Street
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| The lady walkin' on Main Street
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| The guys hangin' on the side street
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| The kids runnin' down Fifth Street
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| They’re all just like me
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| Lord, I need Easy Street
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| I can’t watch one more of these houses sink into the ground
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| Lord, I need Easy Street
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| I won’t watch one more good person gettin' put down
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| I need Easy Street
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| I need Easy Street
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| Easy Street
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| Easy Street |