Some want to see
Those who've gone above
Friends that they've lost
People they love

I'd rather meet
The me down the road
To lead me through the fog
Wouldn't ask for more

Children
Take or leave it
Come, people
You got to give a little, get a little
And see it
Like future you, people

Some things could be
Seen from above
Thread of design
Don't trip me up

Children
Take or leave it
Come, people
You got to give a little, get a little
And see it
Like future you, people

Listen to teacher
Imagine the sound
And listen loud
And then you'll reach that top


Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher, edited by KaptainBadAss, TallTyrion777

Future People Lyrics as written by Brittany Amber Howard Blake Mills

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    the lyrics should be:

    Some want to see Those who've gone above Friends that they lost People they love I'd rather meet The me down the road To lead me through the fog Wouldn't ask for more

    [Chorus] Children Take or leave it Come, people You got to give a little, get a little And see it Like future people [Verse 2] Some things could be Seen from above Thread of design Don't trip me up

    [Chorus] Children Take or leave it Come, people You got to give a little, get a little And see it Like future people

    [Outro] Listen to teachers Imagine a sound Listen loud And then you'll reach the top

    KaptainBadAsson August 02, 2016   Link
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    I have no idea what the song is about...all I know is that I think it's their best song,, it puts me in a good mood and makes me want to plug in my guitar and play along.

    brokentelephone78on September 06, 2015   Link

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