Up The Junction
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Up The Junction
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Days begun and people rush
Off to work by 410 bus
Open eyes and open minds
Conditioned to the daily grind
Up the junction
Up the junction
Days begun and people rush
Off to work by 410 bus
Through the factory gates they swarm
Overalls like uniforms
See their faces, young and old
Filling every crack and hole
Some are floating in a dream
But all go through the same routine
Drifting in a human stream
Up the junction
Up the junction
Open eyes and open minds
Conditioned to the daily grind
Stop to lock their dreams away
There's nothing new about today
Only what the papers say
Up the junction
Up the junction
Lots of people down the street meet friends and say
Hello, it's not as hot as yesterday
The better weather's on the way
Up the junction
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Manfred Mann performs "Up The Junction", and this lyric page sits inside the Manfred Mann catalog on LyroVerse.
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