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[Intro: Neil Young]
Never let 'em tell you no
[Verse 1: DRAM]
Stand by the beach
And let's get warm by the fire
I had started this camp
Because I had the desire to spread good vibes
And it changed lives
For the better, better
Know that I've been chasing at the same time
Sand in my toes
And my hands in the sky
I gaze upon the stars
And I simply reply
That with the same thing
That's what we think
But you don't gotta look nowhere near as far to reach me
Off of the shore and into the waves of the water
I spotted souls that were drowning
But didn't want to be bothered
It's just like watching a man
That's about to jump to his death
You gotta stop him from taking that last step
I spotted them by the buoy
Not knowing what they were doing
I jumped right in
Swam to them
And put them onto the movie
Back at the beach
We warmed them up with the fire
And drown their sorrow with love
And waves of thoughts inspired
[Chorus: Neil Young]
Stand up [?]
Turn up your sound
Never let them tell you no
Never let them tell you no
[Verse 2: Neil Young]
I met a man at the end of his road
His pockets were broke
He was addicted to dope
When asked his worth
He couldn't give me a quote
Not 'cause he thought he was priceless
Just that his price was too low
I said, "My brother, from another mother
You gotta free yourself from this chair
And lift yourself from whatever you're under
'Cause you know you got a story to tell
[Chorus: Neil Young]
Stand up [?]
Turn up your sound
Never let them tell you no
Times when profound
No one's around
Never let them tell you no
Never let them tell you no
[Verse 3: DRAM]
I met a woman at the end of her wits
She had taken some scars
And she was swinging, she missed
She tried working so far
That she was ready to quit
And when I asked her worth
Her reply made me sick
I said, "My sister, I'm tryin' to get with ya
Fuck a job
I'll fill you as well
Just change your focus
Still keep working
You just gotta be a boss by yourself
[Chorus: Neil Young]
Stand up [?]
Turn up your sound
Never let them tell you no
Times when profound
No one's around
Never let them tell you no
Never let them tell you no
Never let 'em tell you no
[Verse 1: DRAM]
Stand by the beach
And let's get warm by the fire
I had started this camp
Because I had the desire to spread good vibes
And it changed lives
For the better, better
Know that I've been chasing at the same time
Sand in my toes
And my hands in the sky
I gaze upon the stars
And I simply reply
That with the same thing
That's what we think
But you don't gotta look nowhere near as far to reach me
Off of the shore and into the waves of the water
I spotted souls that were drowning
But didn't want to be bothered
It's just like watching a man
That's about to jump to his death
You gotta stop him from taking that last step
I spotted them by the buoy
Not knowing what they were doing
I jumped right in
Swam to them
And put them onto the movie
Back at the beach
We warmed them up with the fire
And drown their sorrow with love
And waves of thoughts inspired
[Chorus: Neil Young]
Stand up [?]
Turn up your sound
Never let them tell you no
Never let them tell you no
[Verse 2: Neil Young]
I met a man at the end of his road
His pockets were broke
He was addicted to dope
When asked his worth
He couldn't give me a quote
Not 'cause he thought he was priceless
Just that his price was too low
I said, "My brother, from another mother
You gotta free yourself from this chair
And lift yourself from whatever you're under
'Cause you know you got a story to tell
[Chorus: Neil Young]
Stand up [?]
Turn up your sound
Never let them tell you no
Times when profound
No one's around
Never let them tell you no
Never let them tell you no
[Verse 3: DRAM]
I met a woman at the end of her wits
She had taken some scars
And she was swinging, she missed
She tried working so far
That she was ready to quit
And when I asked her worth
Her reply made me sick
I said, "My sister, I'm tryin' to get with ya
Fuck a job
I'll fill you as well
Just change your focus
Still keep working
You just gotta be a boss by yourself
[Chorus: Neil Young]
Stand up [?]
Turn up your sound
Never let them tell you no
Times when profound
No one's around
Never let them tell you no
Never let them tell you no
Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher
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