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It All Belongs.

from It All Belongs by The Sweet Sorrows

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COME GIVE THANKS


Come give thanks for the -food that you eat, for the -wine that you drink, for the clothes on your back,
Come give thanks for the- lives of your children, for the -men and the women who have blessed your soul
Give thanks

Give thanks for times, you thought you couldn’t take, for every cursed mistake that taught you well
Give thanks for plenty, give thanks for the lack, for when you’re looking back
You’ll understand.

Come give thanks for the- air that you breathe, for the -smile you receive
From a passing stranger….
Come give thanks for the- sun and the rain, ‘cos you need them both the same,
If you’re ever gonna grow, Give thanks

Give thanks for struggles, give thanks for victory, that helped you to see how much you’re worth
Give thanks for kisses, give thanks for all the tears, restoring all the years you thought you’d lost.

Come give thanks for the -food that you eat, for the -wine that you drink, for the clothes on your back,
Come give thanks for the -lives of your children, for the- men and the women who have blessed your soul…..

Come give thanks for the- smile on your mouth, for when it all went south, or (when) you couldn’t put a foot wrong,
Come give thanks for the bitterness you’ve tasted, now you know that nothing’s wasted – it all belongs…Give thanks

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from It All Belongs, released June 25, 2013

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