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Come on and sing

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Mel Tillis Canonical path: /mel-tillis/come-on-and-sing Related lyric paths: 6
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Come on and sing

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Come on and sing girl sing boy sing a happy song

Come on and sing girl sing boy this old world may not last long

Most everybody's doin' too much fighting and there's not

enough singing going on

How many people have you ever seen fight while they were singing a song

Come on and sing...

Most everybody's mistreating one another just fight a personal game

But that wouldn't happen to the sisters and the brothers

When they hold back their heads and sing

Come on and sing...

[ ac.guitar ]

Most everybody's doin' too much talking talking and they just get mad

So if all that talking's gonna make you unhappy why don't just seeing be glad

Come on and sing...

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