All Together Now

By John T. Marck

This song by Lennon and McCartney was written to be a sing-a-long in the style of Yellow Submarine. Although written in the studio, The Beatles first sang this song while in India, with a slight variation. Instead of the words, "E F G H I J, I Love You, they changed them to E F G H I, Jai Guru Dev, in honor of the Maharishi. Once released, is was used and sung by crowds at soccer games in Britain.

One two three four, can I have a little more,

five six seven eight nine ten, I love you

A B C D, can I bring my friend to tea,

E F G H I J, I love you Bom bom bom bompa bom,

sail the ship, bompa bom, chop the tree, bompa bom, skip the rope, bompa bom,

Look at me

all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now

all together now, all together now, all together now

black white green red, can I take my friend to bed, pink brown yellow orange and blue,

I love you

all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now

all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now

All together now, all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now,

all together now Bom bom bom bompa bom,

sail the ship, bompa bom, chop the tree, bompa bom, skip the rope, bompa bom,

Look at me

all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now,

all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now,

all together now, all together now,all together now, all together now, all together now, all together now,

all together now, All together now, all together now,

ALL TOGETHER NOW!

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