Power to the People

John Lennon

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Power to the people           Power to the people        Power to the people        Power to the people        Power to the people        Power to the people        Power to the people        Power to the people right on Say you want a revolution We'd better get it on right away Well let's get on your feet And into the street singing: Power to the people Power to the people Power to the people Power to the people right on A million workers working for nothing You better give them what they really own We gotta put you down When we come into town singing: Power to the people Power to the people Power to the people Power to the people right on... I gotta ask you comrades and brothers How do you treat your old woman back home? She's gotta be herself So she can free herself singing: Power to the people Power to the people Power to the people Power to the people right on Oh well power to the people Power to the people Power to the people Power to the people right on Power to the people Power to the people Power to the people Power to the people right on Power to the people Oh well power to the people Power to the people right on

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