You Raise Me Up
Throughout the years I've fallen and stumbled
Into waiting arms to lift me once more.
The years go on and ever more humbled
Am I, ever more grateful to my core.
To the family who have supported
And to friends who have saved my sanity.
I've never had reason yo feel shorted
Though, I've sometimes had reason for profanity.
You helped to teach me morals and values,
The alphabet and to count my numbers.
I have held no reasons to be shallow
Singing a lullaby into slumber.
Thank you so much for all you did
To help me grow from a curious kid.
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