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| | | Artist | | | Song | Don't Be Denied |
| When I was a young boy
My mama said to me
Your daddy's leavin' home today
I think he's gone to stay.
We packed up all our bags
And drove out to Winnipeg.
When we got to Winnipeg
I checked in to school.
I wore white bucks on my feet
When I learned the golden rule.
The punches came fast and hard
Lying on my back
in the school yard.
Don't be denieddon't be denied.
Don't be denieddon't be denied.
Don't be denieddon't be denied.
Well pretty soon I met a friend
He played guitar.
We used to sit
on the steps at school
And dream of being stars.
We started a band
We played all night.
Don't be denieddon't be denied.
Don't be denieddon't be denied.
Don't be denieddon't be denied.
Oh Canada
We played all night
I really hate to leave you now
But to stay just wouldn't be right.
Down in Hollywood
We played so good
The businessmen crowded around
They came to hear the golden sound
There we were on the Sunset Strip
Playing our songs
for the highest bid.
We played all night
The price was right.
Don't be denieddon't be denied.
Don't be denieddon't be denied.
Don't be denieddon't be denied.
Wellall that glitters isn't gold
I know you've heard
that story told.
And I'm a pauper
in a naked disguise
A millionaire
through a business man's eyes.
Oh friend of mine
Don't be denied.
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