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Michael Jackson ~ Jam


nation to nation all the world must get togather face the problems that we see then maybe somehow we can work it out I asked my neighbor for a favor she said later what has come of all the people have we lost love of what it's about I have to find my peace cuz no one seems to let me be false prophets cry of doom what are the possibilities i told my brother there'll be problems, times and tears for fears, but we must live each day like it's the last chorus: go with it go with it jam it ain't too much stuff it ain't too much it ain't too much for me to jam it ain't too much stuff it ain't don't you it ain't too much for me to the world keeps changing rearranging minda and thoughts pridictions fly of doom the baby boom has come of age we'll work it out I told my brother don't you ask me for no favors I'm conditioned by the system don't you preach to me don't scream and shout she pray to God, to Buddha the she sings a talmud song confusions contradict the self do we know right from wrong I just want you to recognize me I'm the temple you can't hurt me I found peace within myself (chorus) jam jam here comes the man hot damn the big boy stands movin' up ahand makin' funky tracks with my man Michael Jackson smoothe criminal that's the man Mike's to relaxed mingle mingle jingle in the jungle bum rushed the door 3 and 4's in a bundle execute the plan first i cooled like a fan got with Janet then with guy now with Michael cause it ain't too hard to... (chorus 4x) more free lyrics

nation to nation
all the world
must get togather
face the problems
that we see
then maybe somehow we can
work it out
I asked my neighbor
for a favor
she said later
what has come of
all the people
have we lost love
of what it's about

I have to find my peace cuz
no one seems to let me be
false prophets cry of doom
what are the possibilities
i told my brother
there'll be problems,
times and tears for fears,
but we must live each day
like it's the last

chorus:
go with it
go with it
jam
it ain't too much stuff
it ain't too much
it ain't too much for me to
jam
it ain't too much stuff
it ain't
don't you
it ain't too much for me to

the world keeps changing
rearranging minda
and thoughts
pridictions fly of doom
the baby boom
has come of age
we'll work it out
I told my brother
don't you ask me
for no favors
I'm conditioned by
the system
don't you preach to me
don't scream and shout

she pray to God, to Buddha
the she sings a
talmud song
confusions contradict
the self
do we know right
from wrong
I just want you to
recognize me
I'm the temple
you can't hurt me
I found peace
within myself

(chorus)

jam jam
here comes the man
hot damn
the big boy stands
movin' up ahand
makin' funky tracks
with my man
Michael Jackson
smoothe criminal
that's the man
Mike's to relaxed
mingle mingle jingle
in the jungle
bum rushed the door
3 and 4's in a bundle
execute the plan
first i cooled like a fan
got with Janet
then with guy
now with Michael
cause it ain't too hard to...

(chorus 4x)

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