Movin' Up
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Movin' Up
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Came in to town, the year of the concurring evil
Like millions before him
Searching for stardom and faith
Holding with fortunes, black limousines
The ends of the wondering dreams
Moving up, step by step
He's moving up
Bold on the streets
Where a man has to fight for survival
And low that you can
But you trust in no want bet yourself
That's been it seeking i'm not them to tip
Spreading his wings to be free
Moving up, step by step
Moving up (Higher)
Poor man to rich man his now pass the boy of returning
Priming each trout of the land of his head this plough
Sitting on top of the world, how can it get any higher
Cause he's moving up
Step by step
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