I Made It

I’ve gotta work, I’ve gotta make a living,
'Cause if I don’t, who’s gonna bother to listen?
But does it matter if I’m spreading myself thin?
At least I’m doing something I am enjoying.
I used to worry every second of time,
Counting every penny, every nickel, and dime.
Soul searchin', lookin' out for a sign.
Don’t believe in luck — there is a light.
I’m working for a better day,
More than wage or pay.
Soon enough, I’m sure I’ll say:
«I made it. I made it.»
A better day, more than wage or pay.
Soon enough, I"m sure I’ll say:
«I made it. I made it.»
Other people have no bloody idea,
The value of a dollar,
How to earn your own meal.
Despite it all it’s better than it appears.
Got no reason to live in fear.
I used to worry every second of time,
Counting every penny, every nickel, and dime.
Soul searchin', lookin' out for a sign.
Don’t believe in luck — there is a light.
I’m working for a better day,
More than wage or pay.
Soon enough, I’m sure I’ll say:
«I made it. I made it.»
A better day, more than wage or pay.
Soon enough, I"m sure I’ll say:
«I made it. I made…»
Decisions to pursue my love and dreams.
Obvious division between that and reality.
My heart’s confliction to stay true to what I need
But I know in my soul, that there is a goal,
And I will reach with both hands whole.
As your worries disappear,
All for you the crowd is here.
The whole world can hear them cheer:
«You made it. You made it.»
He made, She made, They made it.
You made it, I made it, We made it.