Tonalité : D major
Verse 1
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A Little Girl
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A little girl prayed at the close of the day
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Cause her daddy had gone far away
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On her little face was a look of despair
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I stood there and listened
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and I heard this prayer
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my mama says daddy has
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brought us to shame
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and i'm never no more to
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mention his name
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Lord, take me and lead me
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and hold to my hand
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Oh, Heavenly Father,
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help me understand
You know, friends, I wonder
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how many homes are broken tonight
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And just how many tears are shed
By some little word of anger
that never should have been said
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I'd like to tell you a story of a family
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I once knew we'll call them
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Mary and William
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and their little daughter Sue now Mary
was just a plain mother and Bill
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well he was the usual dad
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and they had their little family quarrels
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like everybody else
but Neither one really got mad.
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Then one day something happened.
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It was nothing, of course,
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but one word led to another,
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and the last word led to a di vorce.
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Now here were two
grown -up people
who failed to use common sense.
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They strengthened their own
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selfish pride
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at little Sue's expense.
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You know, she didn't ask
to be brought to this world
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to drift from pillar to post
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but a divorce never stops
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to consider the ones it hurts the most
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there'd be a lot more honest loving
in this wicked old world today
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if just a few parted parents
could hear little sue say
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take me and lead me and hold to my hand
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Oh, Heavenly Father, help me understand
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