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{{Infobox Single

⚫ | Name = We're All in this Together
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| Artist = ] Cast
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| Recorded = 2005
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| Length = 3:51
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| Writer = Jamie Houston
| Producer = Jamie Houston
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We're All in this Together was the second single released by ]'s ]. It was the final song featured from the movie. It was sung by the High School Musical cast, ], ], ] and ].

We're All in this Together is the 2nd official single released from the High School Musical franchise.

It reached the following peak in the charts:

US Top 100: 32

US Billboard Top 100: 34


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UK Top 40: 31

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