Sing Hallelujah

Dr. Alban

Sing Hallelujah

A, B, C is like one, two, three
The beat, the rhythm, the bass, y'all come on
Happy people, come on
Jam with me, oh Lord, come on, come on
Happy people, singing people, party people, happy people
Jamming on the party session, oh Lord

Sing Hallelujah
Sing it, sing Hallelujah
Sing it, yeah
Sing Hallelujah

Sing Hallelujah
Sing it, sing Hallelujah
Sing it, yeah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah

Sing Hallelujah, sing it
Sing Hallelujah, sing it

D, E, F is like four, five, six
One more time I say y'all, come on
Party people, come on
Sing with me, oh Lord, come on, come on
The Bubbling style is wicked and wild
Wicked and wild, oh Lord, mmh

Sing Hallelujah
Sing it, sing Hallelujah
Sing it, yeah
Sing Hallelujah

Sing Hallelujah
Sing it, sing Hallelujah
Sing it, yeah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah
(Sing Hallelujah, sing Hallelujah)

Sing Hallelujah, sing it
Sing Hallelujah, sing it

Come on
Happy people, come on
Jam with me, oh Lord
Sing this song, come on, come on, come on
Happy people, singing people, party people, happy people
Jamming on the party session, oh Lord, mmh

Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah (happy people come on)
Sing Hallelujah (happy people come on)
Sing Hallelujah (party people come on)
Sing Hallelujah (jam with me, oh Lord)

Sing it
Sing it yeah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing it, yeah

Sing Hallelujah
Sing it, sing Hallelujah
Sing it, yeah
Sing Hallelujah

Sing Hallelujah
Sing it, sing Hallelujah
Sing it, yeah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah


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Sing Hallelujah Lyrics as written by Douglas Ian Carr Tayo Sambrook

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    great nonsense-song, i love singing it when i'm drunken :D
    Herforderon October 14, 2006   Link

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