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Earth Wind & Fire ~ Help Somebody


No man should have face to face His problems alone, alone, alone Reach out and help the weak man Make him strong, strong, strong Now I want to help somebody I'd like to help you, you, you Now don't that make you want to Help somebody too, too, too The love you give Might help somebody live So give yourself Go out and help somebody else Your helping hand Will make you a better man Do wah, do way, let love prevail Reach out and help somebody Reach out and help somebody If we all stand together We'll all stand tall, tall, tall We wouldn't let each other Tumble and fall, fall, fall Now let's reach down together And lift somebody up, up, up Give a little love and kindness It won't take much, much, much (repeat) Reach out your hand and help somebody today (Repeat to end) more free lyrics

No man should have face to face
His problems alone, alone, alone
Reach out and help the weak man
Make him strong, strong, strong
Now I want to help somebody
I'd like to help you, you, you
Now don't that make you want to
Help somebody too, too, too

*The love you give
Might help somebody live
So give yourself
Go out and help somebody else
Your helping hand
Will make you a better man
Do wah, do way, let love prevail
Reach out and help somebody
Reach out and help somebody

If we all stand together
We'll all stand tall, tall, tall
We wouldn't let each other
Tumble and fall, fall, fall
Now let's reach down together
And lift somebody up, up, up
Give a little love and kindness
It won't take much, much, much

(*repeat)

Reach out your hand and help somebody today
(Repeat to end)

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