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Let Go

Once upon a time I used to be so blue But then I blew all my worries away The ocean carried them in ripples Like nothing more but a grain of sand The wind carried all my doubts astray Along with the other gone souls I've learned to let go Like one person once said Worrying is like going outside with an umbrella and waiting for if to rain You just need to learn how do dig a six foot hole And throw all your worries, fears, doubts, and anything haunting in the grave Nothing more but a flush of your waste.
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