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Ani Difranco ~ The Million You Never Made


The air comes off the ocean The city smells fishy The air is full of fish and mystery Whispering who, what, when I am warning you i am weightless And the wind is always shifting So don't hang anything on me If you ever want to see it again I am telling you i'm different than you Think i am And you can dangle your carrot But i ain't gunna reach for it Cuz i need both my hands To play my guitar And life is a sleezy stranger Who looks vaguely familiar Flirting with a bimbo named disaster At the end of the bar And i am telling you that i am different Than you are At night when you're asleep Self-hatred's going to creep in And try to blame it on the devil The one who's bed you sleep in And don't tell me what they did to you As though you had no choice Tell me, isn't that your picture? Isn't that your voice? If you don't live what you sing about Your mirror is going to find out Oh yeah I'd like to go to all the pretty parties Where all the pretty people go And i ain't really all that pretty But nobody will know Cuz everybody loves you When you're a star And nobody questions What it takes to go that far And life is a sleezy stranger And this is his favorite bar No i don't prefer obscurity But i'm an idealistic girl And i wouldn't work for you No matter what you paid And i may not be able To change the whole fucking world But i could be the million That you never made Oh yeah I could be the million that you never made I could be the million that you'll never make You're looking at the million that you'll never make more free lyrics

The air comes off the ocean
The city smells fishy
The air is full of fish and mystery
Whispering who, what, when
I am warning you i am weightless
And the wind is always shifting
So don't hang anything on me
If you ever want to see it again
I am telling you i'm different than you
Think i am

And you can dangle your carrot
But i ain't gunna reach for it
Cuz i need both my hands
To play my guitar
And life is a sleezy stranger
Who looks vaguely familiar
Flirting with a bimbo named disaster
At the end of the bar
And i am telling you that i am different
Than you are

At night when you're asleep
Self-hatred's going to creep in
And try to blame it on the devil
The one who's bed you sleep in
And don't tell me what they did to you
As though you had no choice
Tell me, isn't that your picture?
Isn't that your voice?
If you don't live what you sing about
Your mirror is going to find out
Oh yeah

I'd like to go to all the pretty parties
Where all the pretty people go
And i ain't really all that pretty
But nobody will know
Cuz everybody loves you
When you're a star
And nobody questions
What it takes to go that far
And life is a sleezy stranger
And this is his favorite bar

No i don't prefer obscurity
But i'm an idealistic girl
And i wouldn't work for you
No matter what you paid
And i may not be able
To change the whole fucking world
But i could be the million
That you never made
Oh yeah

I could be the million that you never made
I could be the million that you'll never make
You're looking at the million that you'll never make

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