At the train station still getting myself dressed;
My God, I’ve become what they’ve been warning,
Breakfast again’s a Pepsi and Mae West.
Tonight for sure I’m going to bed early,
6:30 at eighteen, it just doesn’t work;
Another Montreal morning so surly,
My parents and teachers I see them smirk.
But a working class hero’s something to be,
High school finally I’ve left it behind;
$2.50 an hour, I’m a man you see,
My way in the world I’m beginning to find.
My Montreal morning’s on a downtown train,
Long ago memories I still detest;
But all these years later I shouldn’t complain,
I kind of miss the Pepsi and Mae West.
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