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Boyzone ~ Speak As One


It's time that you know It's now that you show It's now that you show That we are one (that we are one) How in the world can we speak in one language Can you even count all the voices to hear How in the world can we speak in one language Let all the people be heard loud and clear In handshakes and high fives Slow dances With stolen kisses Romances In stares and smiling faces How in the world can we speak in one language How do you say Say you understand It's time that you know It's now that you show It's now that you show That we are one (that we are one) It's time that you know It's now that you show Let us speak as one Let's speak as one...yeah It's time that you know It's now that you show Let us speak as one Let's speak as one... In tapping your feet To a different beat In humming a song To find where words belong CHORUS more free lyrics

It's time that you know
It's now that you show
It's now that you show
That we are one
(that we are one)

How in the world can we speak in one language
Can you even count all the voices to hear
How in the world can we speak in one language
Let all the people be heard loud and clear

In handshakes and high fives
Slow dances
With stolen kisses
Romances
In stares and smiling faces

How in the world can we speak in one language
How do you say
Say you understand

It's time that you know
It's now that you show
It's now that you show
That we are one
(that we are one)
It's time that you know
It's now that you show
Let us speak as one
Let's speak as one...yeah

It's time that you know
It's now that you show
Let us speak as one
Let's speak as one...

In tapping your feet
To a different beat
In humming a song
To find where words belong

CHORUS

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