How many times have you woken up,
prayed for the rain?
How many times have you seen the papers,
abortion the blame?
Who gets to say?
Who gets the work and who gets to play?
I was always told at school,
everybody should get the same.
How many times have you been told,
if you don't ask you don't get?
How many lies have taken your money,
your mother said you should have bet?
But who has the fun?
Said I was a man with a gun.
Someone must have told him if you work too hard,
you can sweat.
There's always the sun.
There's always the sun.
Always,
always, always the sun.
How
many times have the weathermen told you stories that made you laugh?
You know it's not enough the politicians and the leaders,
only do things by heart.
But who gets the job?
Pushing the knob.
That sort of responsibility you draw straws for if you're mad enough.
There's always the sun.
There's always the sun.
Always,
always, always the sun.
There's always the sun.
Always, always, always the sun.
There's always the sun.
There's always the sun.
Always,
always, always the sun.
Always the sun.
Always the sun.
There's always the sun.
Always, always, always the sun.