All Together Now

The Beatles

One, two, three, four
Can I have a little more?
Five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
I love you

A B C D
Can I bring my friend to tea?
E F G H I J
I love you

Bom bom bom bompa bom
Sail the ship, bompa bom
Chop the tree, bompa bom
Skip the rope, bompa bom
Look at me

All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now

Black, white, green, red
Can I take my friend to bed?
Pink, brown, yellow, orange, and blue
I love you

All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now

Bom bom bom bompa bom
Sail the ship, bompa bom
Chop the tree, bompa bom
Skip the rope, bompa bom
Look at me

All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now
All together now


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All Together Now Lyrics as written by Paul Mccartney John Lennon

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    This song is a beautiful expression of Paul's genious nostalgic songwriting skills, it reminds me of a circus, a jugband and a band of children playing together creating something that has no meaning or anything deep but just making music. This song is a great representative of some of the things the Beatles stood for. It's one of my favourite Beatles songs and I cover this song with my band on concerts. It's usually our last song and it ALWAYS gets people singing along by the dozens!

    Leafpersonon January 02, 2006   Link

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