The Winter Isle's 'I am the only one on-lee'



Song for Scene 5: Only one on-lee 

 

I am the only one on-lee, oh yeah 

Carling, somehow lee was saved by a can of carling 
Which put me through it 
But I’m still doing it the way I do it 
And yet, you try to make me forget 
Who I really am, don't tell me the police didn’t attend 
I'm not a sick pest like all your nest 

I am the only one on-lee 
Nobody I'd rather be 
I am the only one on-lee 
You can't take that away from me 

I've been a player in the club scene 
A flicker with the big screen 
My spirit stops one more in a million disgraces 
High hopes and aspirations, and years above my station 
Maybe but all this time I've walked with dignity and pride 

I am the only one on-lee 
Nobody I'd rather be 
I am the only one on-lee 
You can't take that away from me 

I can't wear this uniform with compromises 
Because you'll find out that we come 
With different morals and ethics 
No one can be myself like I can 
For this job I'm the best man 
And while this may be true 
You are a one and I’m on you lee 

I am the only one on-lee 
Nobody I'd rather be 
I am the only one on-lee 
You can't take that away from me 

I am the only one on-lee 
Nobody I'd rather be 
I am the only one on-lee 
You can't take that away from me 



Disclaimer: 

These are scenarios only, therefore any similarities to actual events, people or places are purely coincidental. 

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