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Earth Wind & Fire ~ C'om Children


Way up on that mountain children Reachin' up there for ya children Need ya back down here my children To plant your pretty flowers children (c'mon children, c'mon children) Hey, hey-hey, hey Come on down and lend a hand Need your love, to save the land Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah (c'mon children, c'mon children) The world needs the children Cryin' for the children (repeat) Need ya back down here my children To plant your pretty flowers children Come on children Need your love to save the land Need your love to save the land To save the land, save the land To save the land, save the land (Repeat and fade) more free lyrics

Way up on that mountain children
Reachin' up there for ya children
Need ya back down here my children
To plant your pretty flowers children
(c'mon children, c'mon children)

Hey, hey-hey, hey
Come on down and lend a hand
Need your love, to save the land
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
(c'mon children, c'mon children)

*The world needs the children
Cryin' for the children
(*repeat)

Need ya back down here my children
To plant your pretty flowers children
Come on children
Need your love to save the land
Need your love to save the land
To save the land, save the land
To save the land, save the land

(Repeat and fade)

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