Count My Blessings
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Count My Blessings
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There's bills to pay
And trains to catch
And my socks just never seem to match
But I'm alright
And every night I lie awake
And I think I've taken all thatt I can take
But I'm alright
Just when I think that I'll break
From all the bending I take
The thought of you pulls me through
Oh, and then I count my blessings
Count up all my dreams come true
I'm gonna count my blessings
And when I count my blessings
They all add up to you
Every night the news is bad
While the rich get richer and the poor get had
But I'm alright
The threat of war is in the air
While the wise men try to lead us there
But I'm alright
And just when all hope is lost
Too many rivers to cross
I come running to you
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Curtis Stigers performs "Count My Blessings", and this lyric page sits inside the Curtis Stigers catalog on LyroVerse.
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