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Book: Never Enough
Hymn 03 · Album IV
Read the complete lyrics to “Think Different” by Josh Chakka from Never Enough, a Hymns for Entrepreneurs album about Andrew Wilkinson. Listen to the song.
Part of the songbook
Think Different is one chapter in Never Enough, a musical interpretation centered on Andrew Wilkinson.
Track 03 / 13

Book: Never Enough
Lyric sheet
Original lyric sheet / Track 03
From the original lyric sheet for Never Enough. Wording may differ slightly from the released recording.
Fifteen years old in a suburban haze, Running Macteens through a dial-up maze. UPS man knocking, he knows my first name, Another review unit, playing the press game. Got a backstage pass to the digital zoo, Front row seats to see the shiny and the new. The world was a system, and I knew the master code, Watching an empire from my humble abode. (Yeah!) I'm a legend in my own zip code. (Alright!) Got the whole world on a light-speed download. Yeah, you can see it in my eyes, Living on rumors and industry lies, And it feels so good, Yeah, it feels so right. Flew to New York, paid my father's way, A teenage tycoon with something to say. Got the email back from the big machine, Said "No interview, but you can see the SoHo scene." Walked up to the storefront, a nervous little nod, And then a black turtleneck steps out, and it's... god. Shaking hands with a ghost from a magazine page, Standing in the spotlight on a global stage. (Yeah!) I'm a legend in my own zip code. (Alright!) Got the whole world on a light-speed download. Yeah, you can see it in my eyes, Living on rumors and industry lies, And it feels so good, Yeah, it feels so right. He asked about the iMac, I talked about the glass, Told him his design choices had a different kind of class. He humored the questions from a kid playing grown, In that moment, I felt a future that was all my own. Yeah, all my own... (Yeah!) I'm a legend in my own zip code. (Alright!) Got the whole world on a light-speed download. Yeah, you can see it in my eyes, Living on rumors and industry lies, And it feels so good, Yeah, it feels so right.
Lyrics © Josh Chakka.