Lyrics for All Together Now as interpreted by Ice

All Together Now Lyrics
One, two, three, four
Can I have a little more?
Five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
I love you
A, B, C, D
Can I bring my friend to tea?
E, F, G, H, I, J
I love you
Bom bom bom bom-pa bom
Sail the ship, bom-pa bom
Chop the tree, bom-pa bom
Skip the rope, bom-pa bom
Look at me
All together now, all together now
All together now, all together now
Black, white, green, red
Can I take my friend to bed?
Pink, brown, yellow, orange, and blue
I love you
All together now, all together now
All together now, all together now
Bom bom bom bom bom-pa bom
Sail the ship, bom-pa bom
Chop the tree, bom-pa bom
Skip the rope, bom-pa bom
Look at me
All together now, all together now
All together now, all together now
All together now!


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weezerific:cutlery
01-11-2002

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can i take my friend to bed? hahaha...i love this song, it's so cute at the end of yellow submarine. i think the muppets did a cover of this..i remember kermit sang "E, F, G, H, I, J, I love you".

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0cool
01-12-2002

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I know, the end of Yellow Submarine is awesome. The Muppets covered this? I really want to see it.

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song4julia
01-21-2002

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The Muppets??? I've got to see that. I wish I could take some of my friends to bed.:)

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chari
05-09-2002

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Actually, it was used in a Sesame Street scene

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rockstar001
06-09-2002

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Didn't seame street take a lot of ideas from Yellow Submarine???

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Bobo192
03-03-2003

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I know that it has appeared on Sesame Street, and I do know that there used to be at least one scene on Sesame Street based on the psychedelic Yellow Submarine ideal.

So many ABC rhymes and counting rhymes existed when this was written that Paul must have drawn upon at least one of them, although it does sound like this must have been a regional, tongue-in-cheek version.

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themachine312
06-17-2004

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this song just brings you back to your childhood. A fun and catchy song

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apple scruff
07-04-2004

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i first heard it on the yellow submarine video. tis wonderful fun and easy to remeber. i love it

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Eatcarpet
04-24-2005

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This song is great. I got a hole in me pocket, ha ha.

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Boss Man
07-22-2005

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How they managed to record this song without collapsing into hysterics is beyond me.

My son loves this song!

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regular_freak
09-07-2005

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this is the most overwhelmingly happy song i've heard in my life. I can't help but smile. I think it's physically impossible not to. Wait...the muppets covered this?? I don't think my system could take the excitement. :D

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Leafperson
01-02-2006

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This song is a beautiful expression of Paul's genious nostalgic songwriting skills, it reminds me of a circus, a jugband and a band of children playing together creating something that has no meaning or anything deep but just making music. This song is a great representative of some of the things the Beatles stood for. It's one of my favourite Beatles songs and I cover this song with my band on concerts. It's usually our last song and it ALWAYS gets people singing along by the dozens!

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TeddyB
01-02-2006

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Hahahaha! Splendid!

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brewdawg819
01-07-2006

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Funny song, a last happy song by them.

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the_journalist
01-09-2006

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I loved it from the moment I heard it in "Yellow Submarine"

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baby-worms
03-20-2006

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I only heard this song the other day, on my Yellow Submarine record which had been sitting unlistened to since i bought it about two months ago!! I fell in love with it immediately!! It is so cute and oom-pah and hehe i do love it so!

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Zanthus
01-28-2007

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This song was adapted by McCartney from one he wrote to entertain young relatives under the title of "Skipping 'round the room" It draws on playground chants (as did I Am The Walrus) & was taken up by football crowds for a season or two.
It thus helped to keep the oral tradition from folk music alive.For this reason it has a very special place in my own affections (that & Lennon's last use of Chromatic Harmonica on a Beatles recording.
Sneered at many,including predictably Ian MacDonald,it is a good example of the Beatles diversity of influences,extreme versatility & inclusivity.What's wrong with that?

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jjstreet5
03-03-2007

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did you know that if you play this song backwards, instead of saying " all together now" they say " i buried Paul, i buried Paul"

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DeathCabbie
11-03-2007

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Good little sing-a-long made famous at soccer matches in the UK. This song was originally recorded during the Sgt. Pepper sessions but was never released until the group was asked to come forth with some new tunes for their animated feature, Yellow Submarine.

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Gang
05-18-2008

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This is such a fun song.

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thespacemanlives
10-30-2009

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Oh my god. I cannot believe I have never heard about this song! I was just
listening to Yellow Submarine and I had seen the ratings on this song (which were only like 2 out of 5
stars) and i would always just skip this song but when I was all alone at home I decided to listen to
the song and now I love the song its such a simple rift with a simple meaning like all you need is love

This song and all the Beatles (yes even Ringo) are ~sexy~

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