Sweet Harmony

Beloved

Is it right or wrong
Try to find a place
We can all belong?
Be as one
Try to get on by
If we unify
We should really try
All this time
Spinning round and round
Made the same mistakes
That we've always found
Surely now
We could move along
Make a better world
No it can't be wrong

Let's come together
Right now
Oh yeah
In sweet harmony
Let's come together
Right now
Oh yeah
In sweet harmony
Let's come together
Right now
Oh yeah
In sweet harmony
Let's come together
Right now
Oh yeah

Time is running out
Let there be no doubt
We should sort things out
If we care
Like we say we do
Not just empty words
For a week or two
Make the world
Your priority
Try to live your life
Ecologically
Play a part
In a greater scheme
Try to live the dream
On a wider scene

Let's come together
Right now
Oh yeah
In sweet harmony
Let's come together
Right now
Oh yeah
In sweet harmony
Let's come together
Right now
Oh yeah
In sweet harmony
Let's come together
Right now
Oh yeah
In sweet harmony


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Let's come together
Right now
Oh yeah
In sweet harmony
Let's come together
Right now
Oh yeah
In sweet harmony
Let's come together
Right now
Oh yeah
In sweet harmony
Let's come together
Right now
Oh yeah
In sweet harmony

Oh yeah
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
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Oh yeah
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Oh yeah
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Sweet Harmony Lyrics as written by Jon Marsh Helena Marsh

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    It's a trivial shinny-happy song without any depth and an out-in-the-open message. Catchy tune, though :D.

    Oh, after seeing the video I kept on trying to find a perverse hidden meaning. No chance :D.

    satovon February 09, 2007   Link

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