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Artist: Jason Upton
Canonical path: /jason-upton/it-ain-t-easy
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It Ain't Easy
Read It Ain't Easy lyrics by Jason Upton on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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It Ain't Easy
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I am learning to be a father
But I really don't know how
To be willing to care for others
More than I love myself
It ain't easy learning to love like You
I am learning to love my neighbor
And to live by the golden rule
But it's so hard when I've been lied to
I feel like a fool forgiving a fool
It ain't easy learning to love like You
I am learning to be faithful
With the little that I have
To do like Jesus and turn the tables
To give it all to get nothing back
It ain't easy leaning to love like You
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