Two speakers trade verses about unity and love in a call-and-response performance. Speaker A repeats "united we stand, divided we fall" while pledging to stay together through hardship. Speaker B invokes a metaphorical dream of two young frogs to reinforce hope and community.
Woo! For united we stand, divided we fall. And if our backs should ever be against the wall, we'll be together, together, you and I. There's nowhere in the world that I would rather be. Than with you, my love. And there's nothing in the world that I would rather see than your smile, my love. For united we stand, divided we fall. And no one can ever be against them all. We'll be together, together, you and I.
Come on, people, sons and mothers, Take that dream of the two young frogs.
We'll be together, together, you and I.
And if the world around you falls apart, my love, then I'll still be here. And if the going gets too hard along the way, just you call, I'll hear. For united we stand, divided we fall. And if my back should ever be against the wall, we'll be together. Together. You and I.
