Solidarity
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Solidarity
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Ev'rybody wants the same thing, don't they ?
Ev'rybody wants a happy end
They wanna see the game on saturday
They wanna be somebody's friend
Ev'rybody wanna work for a living
They wanna keep their children warm
Ev'rybody wants to be forgiven
They want a shelter from the storm
Look at me, I ain't your enemy
We walk on common ground
We don't need to fight each other
What we need, what we need
Solidarity, Solidarty
Nobody likes to ask for money
Nobody likes to play the clown
Nobody likes to wait in a long line
Nobody likes being pushed around
Ev'rybody want their family protected
They wanna express themselves
Ev'rybody want to live forever
Look at me, I ain't your enemy
Don't believe ev'rything you hear
This is no time to fight each other
What we need, what we need
Solidarity, Solidarty..
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Black Uhuru performs "Solidarity", and this lyric page sits inside the Black Uhuru catalog on LyroVerse.
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