EveryBody Suffering
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EveryBody Suffering
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What a depression, what a depression, what a depression, upon this land
Everywhere you go in, people them a suffer
Everywhere you go in, people them a suffer
Everybody is suffering, everybody is suffering, everybody is suffering upon this land
What a depression, what a depression, what a depression, upon this land
Let we go home, let we go home, let we go home
Everywhere you go in, people them a suffer
Everywhere you go in, people them a suffer
Everybody is suffering, everybody is suffering, everybody is suffering upon this land
What a depression, a what a depression
Let we go home, let we go home, let we go home
What a depression, what a depression, what a depression, upon this land
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Laurel Aitken performs "EveryBody Suffering", and this lyric page sits inside the Laurel Aitken catalog on LyroVerse.
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