One Big Family

Album: Single Release Only (2011)
Charted: 24
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  • Get ready for the judge in me
    He's coming over
    Get on your feet
    All my goodness is all I got for you
    Have I shown you lately
    What my clan can do?
    I own your heart now
    By rights yeah

    We got family
    We got family
    So when I call you up get y'all in
    We got family
    We got family
    So when I call you up get y'all in

    Get ready for the judge in me
    He's coming over
    Get on your feet
    All my goodness is all I got for you
    Have I shown you lately
    What my clan can do?
    I own your heart now
    By rights yeah

    We got family
    We got family
    So when I call you up get y'all in
    We got family
    We got family
    So when I call you up get y'all in Writer/s: DANIEL ANTHONY MCNAMARA, RICHARD MCNAMARA
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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