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The Who's Roger Daltrey sings lead vocals on Foo Fighters' cover of 'Young Man Blues' at the Shockwaves NME Awards 2011.
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00:00By the way, I'd like to perform a song with an actual God-like genius, Mr. Roger Daltrey.
00:08There you go, Dave. Lovely.
00:12Right.
00:14Okay.
00:16And that's it.
00:18Well done, everyone. That's the end. I'm off.
00:22Thank you very much to the NME and to the Brixton Academy
00:26and to all the presenters.
00:29All the award winners, all the fans, everyone that's bothered to come here.
00:35I hope you've had a great night.
00:37Thanks very much. Good night.
01:04Well, the young man, he ain't got nothing in the world these days.
01:25I said, a young man, he ain't got nothing in the world these days.
01:45Well, you know, in the old days, when a young man was a strong man,
01:54All the people feasted back when a young man was a strong man.
02:20But you know now, Dave, is the old man, he's got all the money.
02:27And a young man, he ain't got nothing in the world these days.
02:36He ain't got nothing.
02:39He ain't got nothing.
02:40He ain't got nothing.
02:42He ain't got nothing.
02:50It's not a game.
02:51He ain't got nothing.
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