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Artist: Jack Ingram
Canonical path: /jack-ingram/everybody
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Everybody
Read Everybody lyrics by Jack Ingram on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Everybody
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Everybody loves you
Everybody's scared
Everybody hates you
Nobody cares
Everybody's crying
Everybody's free
Everybody's fortune
Just looks like luck to me
Chorus
What are we so afraid of
Everybody sleeps alone
In our darkest hour
We all find our own way home
Everybody loves you
Well Jesus told you so
Everybody's lying
Hell, even Jesus knows
Everybody's happy
And has a right to be
Everybody's laughing
I think the joke's on me
Chorus
Everybody loves you
Everybody's scared
Everybody hates you
Nobody cares
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Jack Ingram performs "Everybody", and this lyric page sits inside the Jack Ingram catalog on LyroVerse.
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