Won't Be Me

Oh every time I jump upon an early morning train I see so many people that look worried and in vain Now take mister Jones with his suitcase and his tie And his million dollar home, but he's still not satisfied Making enough money to support four families But he's got only one which he barely ever sees But it's allright Gonna let him be Oh it's allright But it won't be me Oh and all those families that come walking 'round in town Wearin' smiles but to me they all just seem down All the advertisements that get pushed into your nose One-on-one they represent the brands they thought they chose But it's allright Gonna let them be Yeah it's allright But it won't be me Well take a look at mister Moore at the age of fifty-five In his early twenties he got a job to rule his life Oh the last thing he looked forward to was at age twenty-one And since then this retirement's the next big thing to come But it's allright Gonna let him be Oh it's allright But it won't be me Oh it's allright Gonna let them be Oh it's allright But it won't be me