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Bob Marley ~ Work


We, Jah people, can make it work; Come together and make it work, yeah! We can make it work; We can make it work. Five days to go: working for the next day; Four days to go: working for the next day; Say we got: three days to go now: working for the next day; Two days to go (ooh): working for the next day, yeah. Say we got: one day to go: working for the - Every day is work - work - work - work! We can make it work; We can make it work. --- [Short guitar break] --- We, Jah people, can make it work; Come together and make it work. We can make it work; We can make it work. We got: five days to go work, oh! - working for the next day, eh! Four days to go: working for the - Three days to go now: working for the next day, yeah! Two days to go: working for the next day Say we got: one day to go now: working for - Every day is work, wotcha-wa! (Work!) I work in the mid-day sun; (Work!) I work till the evening come! (Work!) If ya ain't got nothing to do! (Work!) Ooh-ooh-ooh-oo-oo-ooh! (Work!) [fadeout] more free lyrics

We, Jah people, can make it work;
Come together and make it work, yeah!
We can make it work;
We can make it work.

Five days to go: working for the next day;
Four days to go: working for the next day;
Say we got: three days to go now: working for the next day;
Two days to go (ooh): working for the next day, yeah.
Say we got: one day to go: working for the -
Every day is work - work - work - work!

We can make it work;
We can make it work.
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[Short guitar break]
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We, Jah people, can make it work;
Come together and make it work.
We can make it work;
We can make it work.

We got: five days to go work, oh! - working for the next day, eh!
Four days to go: working for the -
Three days to go now: working for the next day, yeah!
Two days to go: working for the next day
Say we got: one day to go now: working for -
Every day is work, wotcha-wa!
(Work!) I work in the mid-day sun;
(Work!) I work till the evening come!
(Work!) If ya ain't got nothing to do!
(Work!) Ooh-ooh-ooh-oo-oo-ooh!
(Work!) [fadeout]

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