You've got to think for yourself, work it out
You've got to know when to talk, when to shout
You've got to know when to laugh, when to cry
You've got to know when to stay, when to fly

It's no big deal
To say how you feel
Talk about it
Talk about it now

You've got to know what is real, what is fake
You've got to know when to give, when to take

It's no big deal
To say how you feel
Talk about it
Talk about it now

Won't you talk to me for ever?
Won't you make me understand?

Say it loud, don't hesitate
Just say your piece, communicate
When you're dead it's way to late
It's way to late

Talk about it
It's way to late

You've got to think for yourself, work it out
You've got to know when to talk, when to shout
You've got to know when to fight, when to run
If they can't solve it then you reload your gun

It's no big deal
To say how you feel
Talk about it
Talk about it now

Talk about it
Talk about it
Talk about it
Talk about it


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No Big Deal Lyrics as written by Cannell Berry

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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