Charlie Bucket waited at the front counter of Farthingham's Candy store where his sister Natalie worked. Everyday he would finish school and come and wait for Natalie to finish her shift.
Well
there's a little boy waiting at the counter of a corner shop
He's
been waiting down there, waiting half the day
They never ever see
him from the top
Often some of the other kids from school came by to spend their weekly allowance on whatever they could get their hands on. Unfortunately they also sometimes teased and picked on poor Charlie because his family didn't have as much as the next.
He
gets pushed around, knocked to the ground
He gets to his feet and
he says
Charlie
really didn't mind the fact that his family wasn't rich. They
were as close as anything and were rich in plenty of other ways. But
sometimes Charlie wondered if there was something greater. What
about me, it isn't fair
I've had enough now i want my share
Can't
you see i wanna live
But you just take more than you give
Natalie
Bucketspent
most of her days working behind the counter of a small candy store on
Cherry Street. At night she would go home with her brother and spend
time with their loving family. Because of their families regrettable
situation, Natalie had been working in that shop since she was 15,
bringing in every last cent to help support her family. Having chosen
this path 9 years ago, she watched her dreams slip away & had
missed out on all the things she had wanted to do in her life. Well
there's a pretty girl serving at the counter of the corner shop
She's
been waiting back there, waiting for her dreams
Her dreams walk in
and out they never stop
She wished that there was some miracle that could happen to help make life easier for all of them.
Well
she's not too proud to cry out loud
She runs to the street and
she screams
What
about me, it isn't fair
I've had enough now i want my share
Can't
you see i wanna live
But you just take more than you give
The two Bucket children walk home together to the little crooked house on the hill where they, their parents and their four grandparents lived together. As they walked the snow-covered streets, they stopped outside Wonka's chocolate factory. They both shared a dream that someday they would find out the wonders that was hidden behind those cold metal gates.
So
take a step back and see the little people
They may be young but
they're the ones
That make the big people big
So listen, as
they whisper
What about me
Willy
Wonka had a mission. He was to send out 5 golden tickets to attempt
to find a suitable heir to his factory. Five children were chosen and
were narrowed down until he found the one. What he didn't count
on…was falling in love. And
now i'm standing on the corner all the world's gone home
Nobody's
changed, nobody's been saved
And i'm feeling cold and alone
I
guess i'm lucky, i smile a lot
But sometimes i wish for more than
I've got
What
about me, it isn't fair
I've had enough now i want my share
Can't
you see i wanna live
But you just take more than you give
Charlie Bucket waited at the front counter of Farthingham's Candy store where his sister Natalie worked. Everyday he would finish school and come and wait for Natalie to finish her shift. He felt a hand on his shoulder. He turned around to see Willy standing behind him. Natalie's shift ended and she, her brother and her loving fiancée left the store.
Four years ago Charlie and Natalie Bucket had wondered what went on inside Wonka's Factory. They all had ended up with more than they had. Be it their dreams, love or family. They were luckier than they ever could have dreamed.