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Old Advice

from A Remedy by Upstate

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One of these days it’s all gonna come around
But don’t you let the drudgery in between wear you down
Just keep your gaze a little farther down the road
You keep looking at the ground
You’re bound to lose where you’re going

Day in and day out
I know it’s hard to keep your head about you
It takes thick skin to hold out
While the world crashes in around you

Keep your eyes on the prize, keep your hands steady
Well the water may rise and put cracks in your levy
The weight that you carry, it might be too heavy

Like my mama told me...

Keep your eyes on the prize, keep your hands steady
Well the water may rise and put cracks in your levy
The weight that you carry, it might be too heavy

Some of these days when you get knocked around
Trouble sure seems bigger when you’re staring up from on the ground
Don’t be dismayed by a fight that you can’t win
Better to lose on your feet than to lose on your chin

Day in and day
I know it’s hard to keep your head about you
It takes thick skin to hold out
While the world crashes in around you

Keep your eyes on the prize, keep your hands steady
Well the water may rise and put cracks in your levy
The weight that you carry, it might be too heavy

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from A Remedy, released July 9, 2015
Arr. Harry D'Agostino and Mary Kenney
Ben Saldinger- Rhodes
Joseph Staten- Cello

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Melanie Glenn, Mary Webster, Harry D'Agostino, Dylan McKinstry

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