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Do The Best You Can
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What can you do when your feeling blue, and life is getting you down
Get out of that bed, lift up your head and just do the best that you can
Chorus
Just do the best that you can (2)
Get up off your ass and give it a blast and just do the best that you can.
There’s always some clown putting you down, tell them to go take a hike
If the road gets rough, then you’re in luck, sure I’ll give you a lift on me bike
Chorus
Instrumental Break
If you follow the road, you won’t be alone, you know that I’ve got your back
As long as we’ve hope, I know we can cope, By doing the best that we can
Chorus
As long as I know, we get only one go, to do our best in this life
If we fall asunder we’ll be 6 foot under, digging up daisies and dirt
Chorus
At the end of the day, least we can say, we did it the best that we can
Repeat Chorus
Get up off your ass and give it a blast and just do the best, always the best,
Just do the best that you can.
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Musicians & Songwriters Collective - supporting and showcasing new Irish Songwriting, Performing and Production Talent.
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