The difference
between a dime and a dollar is ninety cents a
around the world,
that's why I give my wife five or nine
trinkets while you're giving
yours diamonds and pearls.
Now, don't you ever feel guilty.
Don't you ever feel no pain, pain, pain.
No, you don't,
because you live in a manger up on a hill.
You wear your maid and your sable.
You expect me to pay,
to raise you a chore
When you know darn well
that I'm not able
Look out your window, who do you see?
Look out your window,
don't you see me?
Look out your window
I am the man who brings
the morning paper
Before you open your eyes
Woo -hoo
I am the man who cleaned up your office
When you say your last goodbye
Don't you ever feel guilty
Don't you ever feel no pain, pain, pain
No, you don't
Cause you don't want me to live
Like you to live
You merely want me to survive
Then you look in my face
nearly every day
Yet you try to pretend I'm not evil
I look out your window
Who do you see?
Look out your window
Don't you see me?
Look out your window
Hey, yeah
Look at the people all standing still
For them, their screams
have become peals
How can you pick up your
paper and completely ignore
A world that's going down,
down more and more?
Now look out your window,
who do you see?
Look out your window,
don't you see me?
Don't close your window,
who do you see?
Don't close your window,
don't you see me?
I'm movin' on up now, movin' on up
I'm movin' on up now,
movin' on up
I'm movin' on up now, movin' on up