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Adam Brand ~ That's Who We Are


Little Brodie Williams plays with little Jimmy Lee One comes from Horsham One lives down by the sea One'll go to uni One'll stay on the land 'Cause we sure need more doctors And we sure need the working man 'Cause that's who we are That's who we are His papa was Italian Came out in '53 His mother came from Poland You should see the family tree Fell in love with an angel From the land of the rising sun He loves his country music Cold beers and having fun When the world falls down around you And you're feeling two foot tall Hold your head up high and proud When your backs against the wall And show 'em who you are There's a cute girl named Ali She drives an old work ute Met some fellas down in Tassie Who can really raise the roof When we all get together We all sing as one Back to back we stand 'Till we get the job done more free lyrics

Little Brodie Williams plays with little Jimmy Lee
One comes from Horsham
One lives down by the sea
One'll go to uni
One'll stay on the land
'Cause we sure need more doctors
And we sure need the working man

'Cause that's who we are
That's who we are

His papa was Italian
Came out in '53
His mother came from Poland
You should see the family tree
Fell in love with an angel
From the land of the rising sun
He loves his country music
Cold beers and having fun

When the world falls down around you
And you're feeling two foot tall
Hold your head up high and proud
When your backs against the wall
And show 'em who you are

There's a cute girl named Ali
She drives an old work ute
Met some fellas down in Tassie
Who can really raise the roof
When we all get together
We all sing as one
Back to back we stand
'Till we get the job done

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