Who Says?
from All White People Look Alike by Brian Woodbury
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Part of the song cycle "Harangue"
lyrics
Who is saved?
And who is wasted?
In the future we will all be paid attention.
Have it Yahweh.
Have it both ways.
I've got to be me.
Everybody's got to be them.
I say we can have it all.
C H O R U S
Where but did you go, did you go, did you get?
But to you get ta? Nah-ah-ah.
(Who says you can't have it all?
Who says you can't have it all? etc.)
Everybody's got a famous thing.
Everybody's got a song to sing.
We can all spare fifteen minutes.
We can all be spared fifteen minutes.
CHORUS
We can read Mann, we can read Joyce. etc.
(Reed man, rejoyce! etc.)
CHORUS
And who is wasted?
In the future we will all be paid attention.
Have it Yahweh.
Have it both ways.
I've got to be me.
Everybody's got to be them.
I say we can have it all.
C H O R U S
Where but did you go, did you go, did you get?
But to you get ta? Nah-ah-ah.
(Who says you can't have it all?
Who says you can't have it all? etc.)
Everybody's got a famous thing.
Everybody's got a song to sing.
We can all spare fifteen minutes.
We can all be spared fifteen minutes.
CHORUS
We can read Mann, we can read Joyce. etc.
(Reed man, rejoyce! etc.)
CHORUS
credits
from All White People Look Alike,
released November 1, 1987
Brian Woodbury: vocals, instruments, programming, production, mixing
Bill Burnett, Ken Johnston, Deanna Kirk, Elma Mayer, Matthew Metzgar, John Walters, Suzy Williams & Stephanie Sweeney: chorus vocals
Brian Woodbury: vocals, instruments, programming, production, mixing
Bill Burnett, Ken Johnston, Deanna Kirk, Elma Mayer, Matthew Metzgar, John Walters, Suzy Williams & Stephanie Sweeney: chorus vocals
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Brian Woodbury Los Angeles, California
Brian Woodbury is a Los Angeles composer, lyricist and bandleader who writes musicals, post-modern jazz compositions, quirky pop, country songs and music for children's TV.
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