When We Were Kids Songtext
von Chris Brown

How many do greens in the unemployment line?
The color of the color doors don′t matter this time
As the boys on the hill play the fiddle
While this place burns

Later, Liberty should steal as she walks the plank
For stuff a bridge in Brooklyn, I think
And she takes the punch
We lose all we've learned

Well, maybe just for once
We′ll remember what we read in history books
(Woah)
And as the ship is sinking
It's clear
We never took a look (woah-ah)

Our voice is louder and our hearts are strong
Like when we were kids, singing punk rock songs
Then if you don't have heart
You might as well be dying


It seems that by now we′ve all lost our joys
And sooner or later, it might be a voice
But if we sing together
We just might get hurt

Maybe just for once
We′ll remember what we read in history books
(Woah)
And as the ship is sinking
It's clear
We never took a look (woah-ah)

Our voice is louder and our hearts are strong
Like when we were kids, singing punk rock songs
Then if you don′t have heart
You might as well be dying
Our voice is louder and our hearts are strong
Like when we were kids, singing punk rock songs
Then if you don't have heart
You might as well be dying


Our voice is louder and our hearts are strong
Like when Sam Cooke sang
All the changes gonna come
And if you don′t have soul
You might as well be dying
One more time

Our voice is louder and our hearts are strong
Like when we were kids, singing punk rock songs
Then if you don't have heart
You might as well be dying
Our voice is louder and our hearts are strong
Like when we were kids, singing punk rock songs
Then if you don′t have heart
If you don't have soul
Then may you never have no rock 'n′ roll

And if you don′t have heart
You might as well be dying
If you don't have soul
You might as well be dying