As kids we’re told to always play fair 
Smile at your neighbor 
And share, share, share 
In later years we’re taught 
To try and be the best 
"Look out for yourself, and [bad word] all the rest"
Well, I would say in many ways 
We learned much more in younger days. the obvious things 
were all so plain to see 
Like two for you and two for me 
If there are only four I don’t need three 
That’s just how the world should be

You must remember the way 
When things are up in the air 
It’s like the word of the day 
And today’s word is fair 
If you’ve got two kidneys 
It means you have one to spare 
Because the people who win 
Are the people who share

The scene is like a playground 
From back in the day 
Jump, swing, scream, yell, 
play, play, play 
Pick you up if you fall down 
And you’ll do the same 
Look out for each other 
It’s the name of the game 
Go to shows, [bad word] your friends 
And the fun just never ends 
The obvious things are so plain to see 
Like two for you and two for me 
If there are only four 
I don’t need three

It's funny; all these people go through life so selflishly
Always trying to take, but never ever trying to give
But not us

If I want to make cookies 
And you have the tins 
Then we’ll eat together 
Because who shares wins 

If I have the ball 
And you have the pins 
Then we’ll bowl together 
Because who shares wins

If I have the helmets 
And you have the Schwinns 
Then we’ll bike together 
Because who shares wins

If I’m down with straightedge 
And you’re down with skins 
Then we’ll mosh together 
Because who shares wins