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Carpenters ~ Get Together


Love is but a song we sing And fear's the way we die You can make the mountains sing Or make the angels cry Though the dove is on the wing You need not know why () come on people now Smile on your brother Everybody get together Love one another right now Some will come and some will go This will surely pass When the one who left us here Returns for us at last We are but a moment's sunlight Fading in the grass Repeat () If you hear the song we sing, You will understand You hold the key to love and fear It's in your trembling hand One key unlocks them both, you know It's at your command Repeat (*) Love one another right now Love one another right now more free lyrics

Love is but a song we sing

And fear's the way we die

You can make the mountains sing

Or make the angels cry

Though the dove is on the wing

You need not know why

(*) come on people now

Smile on your brother

Everybody get together

Love one another right now

Some will come and some will go

This will surely pass

When the one who left us here

Returns for us at last

We are but a moment's sunlight

Fading in the grass

Repeat (*)

If you hear the song we sing,

You will understand

You hold the key to love and fear

It's in your trembling hand

One key unlocks them both, you know

It's at your command

Repeat (*)

Love one another right now

Love one another right now

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