Sing
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Sing
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Sing, my sister, sing
Let your voice be heard
What won't kill you will make you strong
Sing, my sister, sing
You don't need to disrespect yourself again
Don't hide your light behind your fear
Now women can be strong
You've known it all along
What you need is what you haven't found
So…
Sing, my sister, sing
Let your voice be heard
What won't kill you will make you strong
Sing, my sister, sing
Women are the mothers of the world, my friend
I tell you womankind is strong
Take your beautiful self up to the heights again
(Ooh)
Back to the place where you belong
So…
Sing, my sister, sing
Let your voice be heard
What won't kill you will make you strong
Sing, my sister, sing
Sing, my sister, sing
Let your voice be heard
What won't kill you will make you strong
Sing, my sister, sing
Sing out
Sing loud
Sing proud
Sing, my sister, sing
Let your voice be heard
Sing, my sister, sing
Let your voice be heard
Sing, my sister, sing
Let your voice be heard
Sing, my sister, sing
Let your voice be heard
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Who performs "Sing"?
Annie Lennox performs "Sing", and this lyric page sits inside the Annie Lennox catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Sing"?
Yes. The related section below points to Angels From The Realms Of Glory and Bitter Pill with a short reason for opening each page next.
Where can I find more songs by Annie Lennox?
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