You'll Be All Right
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You'll Be All Right
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Well i see you've lost your honey bee i know how you must be feeling now
You feel sad sad but boy it ain't that bad
You cry just a little bit and die just a little bit and then you'll be all right
[ piano ]
Well you know it wasn't long ago your honey bee was queen of my bee tree
But then away she flew and took my honey to you
You cry just a little bit and die just a little bit and then you'll be all right
[ piano ]
I pity you i know what you're going through
You watched your queen bee fly your honeycomb went dry
But if you keep pushin' on you won't care if she's gone
You cry just a little bit and die just a little bit and then you'll be all right
You cry just a little bit and die just a little bit and then you'll be all right
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Johnny Cash performs "You'll Be All Right", and this lyric page sits inside the Johnny Cash catalog on LyroVerse.
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