Tonalité : D major•
Verse 1
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I was flying home from a TV show
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on a cold November night
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As I flew over my hometown,
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it sure was a pretty sight
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Lit up streets and the neon lights
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from an advertiser's sign
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Made me think about
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what goes on
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in the city I call mine
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I sat beside a singer
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who sang carpenter of wood
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On the other side was a salesman,
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and I think he understood
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At the point that I was getting at,
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a thousand feet above
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It sure looks good from way up here,
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but down there sure needs love
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It needs love, true, true love
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Good old -fashioned,
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everyday brotherly love
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It needs love, true, true love
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Good old -fashioned,
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everyday brotherly love
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The salesman told a story,
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a story about his little boy
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How he came home from school
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one day with a little black Negro boy
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He said, Daddy, Lincoln
told me
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the Indians were all dead
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Because they never win
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the TV wars,
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blue coats kill them dead.
It was hard to explain an an
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swer to his little son.
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So he explained in his great
-grandfather's words
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how they lived by the gun.
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We made a lot of mistakes back then,
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and we're paying for them now.
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And it's not too late to learn how to love,
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if we make the effort now.
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It needs love, true, true love.
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Good old -fashioned,
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everyday brotherly love.
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It needs love, true, love
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Good old -fashioned,
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everyday brotherly love
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