The Box (Canadian band) – Ordinary People Lyrics
Artist: The Box (Canadian band)
Song: Ordinary People
In the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R…
We are ordinary people leading ordinary lives
We use lots of simple ways to get simple happiness
We have ordinary problems, and ordinary fears
We all take care of our business
Life goes on, and nothing changes
We don’t understand much ’bout those big shot politicians
And who’s got most of them firecrackers to blow up in our faces
I bet my shirt that way back there in the U.S.S.R.,
People think like you and me, but
Life goes on, and nothing changes
Well, I say!
We! Are! Ordinary people
And our star bears no colour red or white
We are ordinary people
No matter what we stand for all in all
We’re all the same
And it don’t matter…
In the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R
I wonder what the Soviet Rambo looks like in their pictures
I’m sure as hell he’s just as sweet as ours
There’s got to be some Russian Sting who sings about us people
And our strongest will to live in peace, but
Life goes on, and nothing changes
And I say:
We! Are! Ordinary people
And our star bears no colour red or white
We are ordinary people
No matter where we come from, all in all
We! Are! Ordinary people
And our star bears no colour red or white
We! Are! Ordinary people
No matter where we come from, all in all
We’re all the same
And it don’t matter
All right, everybody stand!
We! Are! Ordinary people
And our star bears no colour red or white
We! Are! Ordinary people
No matter where we come from all in all
We! Are! Ordinary people
And our star bears no colour red or white
We! Are! Ordinary people
No matter what we stand for all in all
We’re all the same
And it don’t matter
In the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R…
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Release Year: 1987