How's my baby boy?
How's your little sister?
Will they see the dawn?
Will they get that pleasure?
We're all born free
And freedom's our right
Then why do we have to ask at all?
In a world so torn
Where is inspiration?
Whole world in a storm
There must be something better
Get up and get involved
It's now or never
It's time to make that change
Get in this together
Look beyond differences
See the connections
All as one created
No ?xceptions
We're all born free
And freedom's our right
So why do w? have to ask at all?
Parents show your youth
Teach them to aim higher
Upward to the stars
Help them to burn brighter
Get up and get involved
It's now or never
It's time to make that change
Get in this together
Lose your hypocrisy
All your contradictions
Lose your prejudice
Lose this hatred
It's time to get involved
It's time to get involved
It's now or never
Now or never
Paul Weller, born John William Weller on May 25, 1958, in Woking, Surrey, is a versatile British musician who has left an indelible mark on British music. He has traversed various musical phases, from punk rock and mod revival to soul and indie pop. He began his career as the frontman of The Jam (1976-1982), a band that became a cultural phenomenon with hits like "Town Called Malice", "Going Underground" and "A Town Called Malice". Following The Jam's disbandment, Weller formed The Style Council (1983-1989), exploring more sophisticated and jazzy sounds. After The Style Council's dissolution, Weller embarked on a highly successful solo career, releasing acclaimed albums such as "Wild Wood" (1996) and "Stanley Road" (1997). Throughout his illustrious career, Weller has collaborated with artists like Oasis, Damon Albarn, and Noel Gallagher. He is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in British music.
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