To get a leg up you must put your foot down
You roll your sleeve up
You put your back into it
You get your head around it

To find the fast track to enlightenment
You must cleanse your mind and body
You must get your head around it
Must get your head around it

You want to be ringside or in there swinging
You want the grand prize
You must get your head around it
Let's get your head around it

Let's get your head around it
Let's get your head around it
Let's get your head around it
Let's get your head around it
Let's get your head around it

You want the last laugh
You want the victory lap
You want the finer things
You want the brass ring
You must get your head around it

To get a leg up you must put your foot down
You roll your sleeve up
You get your head around it
Let's get your head around it

Let's get your head around it
Let's get your head around it
Let's get your head around it
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Motivational Lyrics as written by Lisa Rene Umbarger Chris Vogeler

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    this is a crazy song!

    scream_like_conoron August 07, 2002   Link

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