White Man/Black Man
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White Man/Black Man
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White man, Black man
Listen to me
Hear what I've got to say
You've got to learn to live together
Right now
Right away
Before it's too late
Before it's too late
Black man forget the hate
That's been around so long
White man you've got to know
That sometimes you've been wrong
About your brother
'Cause he's a good man
You know he's just like you
The time's gonna come
The time's gonna come
Before it's too late
Before it's too late
Sometimes I get the feelin'
That it's never gonna end
When a brother
And a sister
Somehow become friends
To love each other
Is a good thing
And to know is to love
You've got to love one another
You've got to learn to live together
You've got to love one another
You've got to learn to live together
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James Gang performs "White Man/Black Man", and this lyric page sits inside the James Gang catalog on LyroVerse.
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