Ain't No Need To Worry
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Ain't No Need To Worry
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[Chorus:]
Ain't no need to worrying
What the night is gonna bring
Because it will be all over in the morning
Ain't no need to worrying
What the night is gonna bring
Because it will be all over in the morning
There's a feel of nightfall
When darkness comes and covers all of the day
Sometimes we feel pain
But there are some things that we can change
Just pray
[Chorus]
Troubles come but they do pass
Heartaches hurt but they don't last all day
Sometimes we feel pain
But there are some things that we can change
Just pray
[Chorus]
In the morning
Morning
It'll be all over in the morning
It'll be all over in the morning
[repeat 4x]
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