Turn to Your Sister
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Turn to Your Sister
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When you're in trouble,
Turn to your sister, sister,
She'll stand by you,
She'll understand your trouble.
She may know what to do, what to say,
But anyway,
She'll stand by you,
She'll stand by you.
You could panic,
Facing a sea of trouble,
Heavy trouble,
Nobody else to turn to.
But with sisters by your side you'll discover
That sunshine power,
Standing together,
Standing together.
When you're in trouble,
Turn to your sister, sister,
She'll stand by you,
She'll understand your trouble.
She may know what to do, what to say,
But anyway,
She'll stand by you,
She'll stand by you.
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Malvina Reynolds performs "Turn to Your Sister", and this lyric page sits inside the Malvina Reynolds catalog on LyroVerse.
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