Can you read the determination on my faceI'm as solid as the gravel nowAnd I kept gettin' on my feet after allThe times you knocked me downWent back to see the place where I came fromAnd I began to understand my prideFrom the brick streets, a northern factory townWhere Grandma's work improved my chancesCommon man this is meI'm not ashamed anymore to beHere I am this is meI'm glad you're uncomfortable near meNever had nothin' never no one to careNever had nothin'Nothin' but the wind in my hairStill I'm a millionaireYou see me standin' out on Fifth and UnionRight across from the abandoned Drive-InThe sun's gone down on the future hereThe past won't leave my mindWell, the rich boys gave up on yaBut the soul out here is much too strongAnd I'll carry it with me for my whole lifeThe face of human dignityCommon man this is meI'm not ashamed anymore to beHere I am this is meI'm glad you're uncomfortable near meYeah...meCommon man this is meI'm not ashamed anymore to beHere I am this is meI'm glad you're uncomfortable near meUncomfortable near meI don't have to be the boy with the most cakeI don't have to be the boy with the most cakeI don't have to be the boy with the most cakeI don't have to be the boy with the most cakeStill I'm a millionaire