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Beastie Boys ~ Something's Got To Give (beastie Boys/caldato/nishita)


I wish for peace between the races Someday we shall all be one Why fight yourself This one's called rectify There's something coming to the surface There's fire all around But this is an illusion I've seen better days than this one I've seen better nights than this one Tension is rebuilding Something's got to give Something's got to give Someday we shall all be one Jesus christ we're nice more free lyrics

I wish for peace between the races
Someday we shall all be one
Why fight yourself
This one's called rectify
There's something coming to the surface
There's fire all around
But this is an illusion

I've seen better days than this one
I've seen better nights than this one
Tension is rebuilding
Something's got to give
Something's got to give

Someday we shall all be one

Jesus christ we're nice

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