Say Your Prayers
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Say Your Prayers
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My daddy showed me how to fold my hands
My mama taught me what to say
They told me to kneel down beside my bed
And pray
I asked them who I was talking to
How did they know that he could hear
They kissed me softly on the forehead, they said,
"Just say your prayers,"
Say your prayers…
I wandered far from those gentle hills
Where the corn grew in even rows
I asked questions of the world
With answers no one knows
Say your prayers…
I'm headed back to my homeland now
I'm leaving my restlessness behind
I don't know how they'll greet me there
I don't know what I will find
Say your prayers…
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Who performs "Say Your Prayers"?
Amy Martin performs "Say Your Prayers", and this lyric page sits inside the Amy Martin catalog on LyroVerse.
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