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Carry On
 
  Mama went to sleep one night and never woke upDaddy cried a tear into her old coffee cupNow all he wants to do is drink the hurt all awayIf Mama was here I know what Mama would say
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Carry onCarry on, what don?t kill us makes us strongCarry on
Little sister?s husband ran off with her best friendLeft her and the babies all alone againIt hurts to know the hurt that she?s going throughBut I know that she?ll do what she?s gotta do
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Nobody ever said that life was gonna be fairYou?re never gonna get no where by running scaredIf you look down deep inside you?ll find the faith to make you strongOh, oh carry on
I try to walk the sunny side of the streetDon?t let no shadows tangle up my feetThere ain?t no troubles that we can?t rise aboveWith a handful of faith and a heart full of love
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