We Can Sing
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We Can Sing
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I want to be a worker I want to sing and pray
I never want to be a stumbling block along the way
But in the hour of living so many people say
They all have all the answers but they all have different ways
But we can sing glory hallelujah brother we can sing
If we put our hearts together and we pray
No one really has to tell us what to say maybe we can really find the way
Well I hope it comes together instead of all apart
Cause the better things of living are written in our hearts
But on the stage this morning the trouble is the star
Happiness is measured by houses and our cars
But we can sing glory hallelujah...
But we can sing glory hallelujah...
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Don Williams performs "We Can Sing", and this lyric page sits inside the Don Williams catalog on LyroVerse.
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