Everybody Lyrics by John Prine

(from the album Diamonds In The Rough)

Everybody Lyrics

While out sailing on the ocean
While out sailing on the sea
I bumped into the saviour
And he said pardon me
I said "jesus you look tired"
He said "jesus so do you,
Sit down son
'cause I got some fat to chew"

Chorus:
Everybody needs somebody that they can talk to
Someone to open up their ears
And let that trouble through
Now you don't have to sympathize
Or care what they may do
But everybody needs somebody that they can talk to

Well he spoke to me of morality
Starvation, pain and sin
Matter of fact the whole dang time
I only got a few words in
But I won't squawck
Let 'em talk
Hell it's been a long long time
And any friend that's been turned down
Is bound to be a friend of mine

(repeat chorus)

Now we sat there for an hour or two
Just eatin' that gospel pie
When around the bend come a terrible wind
And lightning lit the sky
He said so long son I gotta run
Appreciate you listening to me
And I believe I heard him sing these words
As he skipped out across the sea

(repeat chorus)

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Other Lyrics from Diamonds In The Rough

1. Billy The Bum Lyrics
2. Diamonds in The Rough Lyrics
3. Rocky Mountain Time Lyrics
4. Sour Grapes Lyrics
5. Take The Star Out of The Window Lyrics
6. The Frying Pan Lyrics
7. The Great Compromise Lyrics
8. The Torch Singer Lyrics
9. They Oughta Name a Drink After You Lyrics

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• Souvenirs Lyrics
• Lost Dogs And Mixed Blessings Lyrics
• Storm Windows Lyrics
• Prime Prine: The Best Of John Prine Lyrics
• Common Sense Lyrics
• Soundtrack Exclusives & Rarities Lyrics
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• Sweet Revenge Lyrics
• Bruised Orange Lyrics
• Pink Cadillac Lyrics
• German Afternoons Lyrics
• Live Lyrics
• Aimless Love Lyrics
• The Missing Years Lyrics
• Great Days: The John Prine Anthology Lyrics
• A John Prine Christmas Lyrics
• Live On Tour Lyrics
• In Spite Of Ourselves Lyrics
• Fair and Square Lyrics

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