Put Your Head Up

My feet are dragging, my arms feel weight Been tripping on stones, although I know I'm always running late My eyes are blurry, my mouth, it's dry Been dealing with things so badly, listen, I apologize There's a ringing in my ears The dog days and the years (and the years) Put your head up, put your head up Put your head up, it's alright She made her story, she made the stage They came, and they ate her up in nothing more than half a page But I heard her singing and I heard her play Saw into her heart and heard what she was trying to say There's a music in my ears The dog days and the fears (and the fears) Put your head up, put your head up Put your head up, it's alright Man on the street, slumped in a chair He feels the shame of losing in his soul He loves the boy he was that cut a dash Under the lash of rock and roll Of rock and roll There's a ringing in my ears And the dog days and the years Put your head up, put your head up Put your head up, it's alright It's got to be beauty, I got to be glad Got to be the best thing that this man has ever thought he had Got to be thankful, got to take some pain Got to make the most of it all, and I got to make that outbound train Put your head up, put your head up Put your head up, it's alright Put your head up, put your head up Put your head up, it's alright Put your head up, put your head up Put your head up, it's alright Put your head up, put your head up Put your head up, it's alright, it's alright (Put your head up) got to be beauty (Put your head up) got to be glad (Put your head up) got to be the best thing That this man has ever thought he had (Put your head up) got to be thankful (Put your head up) got to take some pain (Put your head up) got to make the most of it all