Oh,
now I heard about your hometown
from my cousins who lived there.
And I heard about the gold found
enough
for everyone to share.
And I heard about the numbers.
And I heard they were high.
Nobody likes to talk about it.
But everyone knows why.
You keep saying to me, I'm all right.
You keep saying to me, I'm fine.
You keep saying to me, I'm all right.
But I can see it in your eyes.
They
never took you to Toronto.
You've never been down to Detroit.
But talk about chemical valley.
Like you never seem to care.
Oh, you keep saying to me, I'm all right.
You keep saying to me, I'm fine.
Oh,
you keep saying to me, I'm all right.
But I can see it in your eyes.
You
can tell in this light that just old bricks painted white.
And you know in your bones this might never feel like home.
403,
401,
402, you're on the run.
Tonight,
tonight, oh, now.
You keep saying to me, I'm all right.
You keep saying to me, I'm all right.
You keep saying to me, I'm fine.
You keep saying to me, I'm all right.
You keep saying to me, I'm all right.
But I can see it in your eyes.
You
keep saying to me, I'm all right.
You keep saying to me, I'm all right.
I keep setting me up alright
But I can see it in you