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Get on the dance floor and shake it with me
Well, shut your mouth, stop all that complaining
About the world and all your sufferingWe are so sick of all your opinion
Ain't what you say is
What you'll do with your gunsDo it like this or do it like that
[Incomprehensible] a few good menEverybody, everybody, everybody, everybody
Get up, get out and do something
Go do your parts, start chipping inLive for yourself and you will live in vain
You live for others, you will live again
You're either enemy or you are the friendYou're talking, talking
We'll be glad when you're done
Ain't what you say is
What you'll do with your loveDo it like this or do it like that
[Incomprehensible] a few good menEverybody, everybody, everybody, everybody
Get up, get out and do something
Go do your parts, start chipping inLive for yourself and you will live in vain
You live for others, you will live again
You're either enemy or you are the friendEverybody, everybody, everybody, everybody

Get up, get out and do something
(Everybody)
Go do your parts, start chipping in
(Everybody, everybody, everybody)
(Everybody, everybody, everybody, everybody)

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Macy Gray (born Natalie McIntyre September 6, 1967) from Canton, Ohio is a Grammy Award winning neo soul/R&B singer, songwriter, record producer and actress. To date, Macy has released five studio albums, one compilation album and a live album. She has acted in a number of movies including Training Day, Idlewild, and Lackawanna Blues, Gray is best known for her international hit single "I Try", taken from her multi-platinum debut album On How Life Is. Other hits include "Sweet Baby," "Do Something," "When I See You," and "Beauty in the World."

Macy Gray was originally hesitant to record a studio album due to what is, arguably, her most recognizable feature -- her voice. She started her music career as a songwriter. Her first album was actually a mistake; she was at the studio waiting for the person who was supposed to be singing her song, and the producer wanted to hear what one of the songs was supposed to sound like. Once she started singing, the producer liked the rough sound of her voice so much he offered her a record deal.



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