| Hey mom, it’s been fantastic since I’m on my own
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| At first it seemed so drastic when you and dad threw me out
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| But it made me get my act together and learn what life’s all about
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| Now I’m self reliant I can hold my own
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| Movin' up
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| Lookout
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| I got me a job, at a food service place
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| I’m making four-fifty and things are going great
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| I’m cleaning toilets, making fries but in a couple years
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| Your least favorite son could make the manager
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| I don’t need no education, forget about a college
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| I’ve got the motivation, I’ve got the knowledge
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| I’ll work my way slowly up the food service ladder
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| And prove to my new family here I really matter
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| Movin' up
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| Lookout
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| Here I come
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| Movin' up
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| I hate to jinx my chances if it’s too soon to speak
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| But there has been some talk, I could be worker of the week
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| They’ll give me half price lunches and my own parking space
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| If I ever get a car that’s icing on the cake
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| Movin' up
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| Lookout
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| Here I come
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| I’m doing great
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| I may share one room place with seven other strangers
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| With bugs and drugs and several other dangers
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| But I command the dinner shift, and when depressed I think the four F’s
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| Friends, fun, fast-food, flexible hours
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| I got me a job and I got me a plan
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| You said I was a mess up but I proved that I’m a man
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| I’m here surviving and I did my own way
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| Mom and Dad I wish that you could see me today
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| I’m movin' up
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| Lookout
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| Here I come
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| I got a raise
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| Movin' up
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| Lookout
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| Here I come
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| I’m doing good |