We Can Work It All Out
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We Can Work It All Out
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Wouldn't it be so nice if we could all live in peace and harmony
If Arab and Jew and North and South and me and you could just work it all out
I used to cry and wonder why war had to be fought and people have to die
But now they don't count all I think about
Is that me and you could just work it all out
I had a dream the world's leaders came together to talk and stop to think
I wish me and you could make it come true and show the world how to work it all out
The yellow and red the black and white
North and South me and you we could work it all out
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Hank Williams Jr. performs "We Can Work It All Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Hank Williams Jr. catalog on LyroVerse.
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