You know, man, when I was a young man in high you in or not I wanted to play football for the coach And all those older they he was mean and cruel, but you know wanted to play football for the They said I was to too light weight to play line-backer so I say I'm right-end to play football for the coach 'Cause, you some day, man you gotta stand up straight you're gonna fall then you're to die And the straightest I ever knew was standing right for me all the So I had to play for the coach and I wanted to football for the coach
you're all alone and lonely in your hour And you find your soul it's been up for
And you begin to 'bout all the things you've done And you to hate just everything
But remember the who lived on the hill Who loved you though she knew you was wrong And right now she just might shining through and the -
- of love, glory of love glory of love, just might come
And all two-bit friends gone and ripped you off They're talking your back saying, man you're never going to be no being And you start thinking all those things that you've done And who it was and it was and all the different things you made different scene
Ahhh, but remember that the city is a funny like a circus or a sewer And remember different people have peculiar tastes and the -
- Glory of love, the of love the glory of love, see you through yeah, but now, now of love, the glory of love the glory of love, see you through Glory of love, ah, huh, huh, the glory of Glory of love, glory of of love, now, glory of love, now Glory of love, now, now, now, of love of love, give it to me now, glory of love see you through
Oh, my Island baby, now (I'm a Coney baby, now) I'd like to send one out for Lou and Rachel and all the and P.S. 192 Coney Island Man, I'd swear, I'd give the whole up for you