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Artist: The Rabble
Canonical path: /the-rabble/sort-it-out
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sort It Out
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Sort It Out
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They may say, some day I'll be an old man,
and they may say I'll be feeding out of a trash can.
They may say, I've already had my chance,
But where there's a will there's a way so now I'm gonna have my say.
Where there's will there's a way, so I'm gonna have my say.
I'll live to see a better day and I'm gonna start it today.
I'm gonna tell you that there's no need to worry.
No need to apologize, so don't be sorry.
Live for today, not for tomorrow.
Live for yourself and forget any sorrow.
[Chorus]
Sort it out today [x4]
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