The Grateful Song (Thanksgiving)
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The Grateful Song (Thanksgiving)
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I make a good living, working in down in the mines
I dig deep for diamonds, and songs that I find
The sky in the west is turning from blue to red
And I gotta get back home, to my hilltown bed
La-da-da-da I'm grateful today
I always thought that your eyes shined the best
By the light of the campfire, in your sunflower dress
Friends picking and singing on, songs that they
The hard times remind us, that these are the days
La-da-da-da I'm grateful today
And there’s no place like here
And there’s no time like now
To begin to love again
La-da-da-da I'm grateful today
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