| Through the dust bowl
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| Through the debt
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| Grandma was a suffragette
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| Blacklisted for her publication
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| Blacklisted for my generation
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| Go go go
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| Raise your hands
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| Raise your hands high
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| Don’t take a seat
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| Don’t stand aside
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| This time
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| Don’t assume anything
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| Just go go go
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| Feed the fire
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| And fan the flame
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| I know you kids can stand the rain
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| I know the kids are still upsetters
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| 'cause rock is cool but the struggle is better
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| Go go go
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| And raise your hands
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| Raise your hands high
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| Don’t take a seat
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| Don’t stand aside
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| This time
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| Don’t assume anything
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| I said this time
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| Now don’t assume anything
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| Just go
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| The truth is i was afraid
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| I felt inferior
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| I felt i excelled in competing with others and i knew instantly that these
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| people were not competing at all, that they were acting in a strange,
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| powerful trance of movement together
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| And i was filled with longing to act with them and with the fear that i could
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| not
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| Did they tell you it was set it stone
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| That you’d end up alone
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| Use your years to psyche you out
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| You’re too old to care
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| You’re too young to count
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| Did they tell you, you would come undone
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| When you try to touch the sun
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| Undermine the underground
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| You’re too old to care
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| You’re too young to count
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| I said go go go
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| I said this time
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| Don’t assume anything
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| Just go go go
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| Go go go
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| Go go go |