Pep Talk
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Pep Talk
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You tell me how hard you think you're workin'
Say your nine-to-five done got you down
Grab yourself and come on down to my place
We gonna show you how to fool around
It's alright, it's okay
You need a pep talk
I can't tell you how to run your life, girl
All I know is life is passin' by
Let's get goin' this ain't no rehearsal
Don't be scared to crack a little smile
You're alright, you're okay
You need a pep talk
I wanna tell you something
Any day you waste you won't get back
I had to learn the hard way
But a little pep talk put me back on track
You got a good thing, you don't even know it
All work, no play makes Jack a little blue
But if it don't kill you, it just makes you stronger
Let's take some time we'll concentrate on you
You're alright, you're okay
You need a pep talk
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Who performs "Pep Talk"?
Bruce Willis performs "Pep Talk", and this lyric page sits inside the Bruce Willis catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Barnyard Boogie and Blues For Mr. D with a short reason for opening each page next.
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