Everything's gonna be alright now
Everything's gonna be arlight
Get down, stay up all night now
Let's do this one more time
Everyhing will be alright, alright

Listen up cause there ain't nothin funny
I wanna hot girl and a little bit of money
I wanna a little house where my band can live
Cause we're tired of moving every other weekend
I wanna go to parties where they got no guns
I wanna rock with my band, I wanna have a little fun
Where thugs and punks and any other type
Can sing this song and up sing it all night

Everything's gonna be alright now
Everythin's gonna be alright
Get down, stay up all night now
Let's do this one more time
Everyhing will be alright, alright

All I wanna do is kick the welfare
All I wanna do is get my share
All I wanna do is kick the welfare
All I wanna do is get my share

And I don't wanna run for the president
I just want an honest way to pay my rent
And I'm tired of the man always shuttin us down
Tired of my old man cause he's never around
And I'm tired of eating off of other people's plates
And I don't look important so they're telling me to wait
Police records said they wouldn't exist
I wanna know the meaning of a Christmas list

Said all I wanna do is kick the welfare
All I wanna do is get my share
All I wanna do is make somethin from nothin
It's GC baby and we're workin with somethin

Everything's gonna be alright now
Everythin's gonna be alright
Get down, stay up all night now
Let's do this one more time
Everyhing will be alright, alright

We'll be self-made millionares
These lives we'll lead without a care, oh yeah
And we'll see what we'll be

Everything's gonna be alright now
Everybody say oh yeah that's right
Everything's gonna be alright now
Everybody say it one more time
Everything will be alright, alright

We'll see you when we get there
We'll see you when we get there
On the video
Or the radio
In the magazines
On the movie screen


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    Its their picture of the perfect life. They do not need much, but just enough to live by and make them happy. Then, it will be OK.

    TheGetUpEmoKid41on April 27, 2002   Link

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