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Comment (If All Men Are Truly Brothers) Lyrics by Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band

In the Jungle, Babe

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[Verse 1]
Watch out for your friends
Though they lose in the end
Sometimes they'll try to make you sin
But what is a man without a friend?
Now we all live within a game
The word "excuse" has many names
Where true friends rarely come
Can't afford to lose one
[Chorus]
If all men are truly brothers
Why can't we love one another?
Love and peace from ocean to ocean
Somebody please second my motion
If all men were born to be free (Yeah)
What about you, what about me? (Yeah)
The world's filled with hate
There's nothing left
Enslave me, you'll never rescue yourself
[Verse 2]
Jealousy as I recall
Has always been man's hardest fall
To conquer fear, oh, that's quite a quest
Until we do, never rest
Child was born yesterday
Nothing but an innocent babe
Somebody sow a bit of seed
But can he grow a bit of weed? (Listen)
Society, how can you teach (I wanna know)
If you don't practice what you preach?
(See if we can get everybody to sing this evenin')
[Chorus]
If all men are truly brothers
Why can't we love one another?
Love and peace from ocean to ocean
Somebody please second my motion
If all men were born to be free, now (Yeah)
What about you and what about me?
This world's filled with hate
There's nothing left
Enslave me, you'll only hurt yourself
[Outro]
Hey you, I'm over here
Tell me, how do you laugh
With all your riches and fancy things?
Tell me something
How many friends can you truly say you have?
Uh, yeah, uh
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Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band

Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band

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