Can you read the determination on my face; I'm as solid as the
gravel now.
Cause I kept getting on my feet after all the times you knocked
me down.
Went back to see the place I came from and I began to understand
my pride
From the brick streets a northern factory town where Grandma's
work improved my chances
Common man, this is me, I'm not ashamed to be here I am this is
me.
I'm glad you're uncomfortable near me
Never had nothin never no one to care, nothin but the wind in my
hair, still I'm a millionaire
You see me standin out on fifth and union right across from the
abandoned drive-in
The sun's gone down on the future here, the past one leaves my
mind
The rich boys gave up on you but the soul out here is much too
strong
And I'll carry it with me for my whole life, the face of human
dignity
I don't have to be the boy with the most cake. I don't have to
be the boy with the most cake
Still I'm a millionaire.
