Thinkin' back on my younger years,
When it was fairy tales and childhood schemes
I remember watching my father play
He was the hero of all my dreams
I said daddy: I wanna be in a working band
Daddy, I wanna be the best I can
He said: Keep your eye on the prize, keep your eye on the prize
One day you'll find there's a light and it shines for you
All my dreams of yesterday
Coming back through the eyes of my son
I sit back and I watch him play
Realise that live just begun
I said daddy: I wanna be in a working band
Daddy, I wanna be the best I can
He said: Keep your eye on the prize, keep your eye on the prize
One day you'll find there's a light and it shines for you
So keep on moving
You gotta keep pushing with your feet on the ground
You can't turn around, nothing comes easy
Nobody's gonna help you
Keep your eye on the prize
Keep your eye on the prize
Keep your eye on the prize
Keep your eye on the prize
One day you'll find there's a light and it's shining
One day you'll find there's a light and it's shining
One day you'll find there's a light and it shines for you
it shines for you
Joe Cocker (born John Robert Cocker) was a British singer and musician born in Sheffield, England, in 1944. Known for his powerful raspy voice and charismatic stage presence, Cocker reached the peak of his popularity in the 1970s with hits like "With a Little Help from My Friends" and "You Are the Sunshine of My Life". His rendition of the Beatles' song "With a Little Help from My Friends", taken from the album "Mad Dogs and Englishmen", became an enduring classic. Cocker collaborated with numerous internationally renowned artists, including Ray Charles, Delaney and Bonnie, and Leon Russell. His music spanned rock to soul, influencing generations of musicians. Joe Cocker died in 2014 in Colorado Springs, United States.
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