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Things Could Be Worse

from Don't Kid Yourself by Fancy von Pancerton

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lyrics

Every time you sit down to eat
Every time you look down
And see shoes upon your feet
Every time you play outside
Underneath the stars

Chorus:

Just remember how lucky you are
Remember how lucky you are

Bridge:

Because you could find yourself in a more dangerous place
You could find yourself without food
You could find yourself with a dreadful disease
Or with parents who aren't any good

But cheer up, my dear
Wipe that tear from your face
Even when life can hard and so scary
When things are bad, they can always be worse
And even the worst things are just temporary
So remember how lucky you are
Just remember how lucky you are

When you go and get food at the grocery store
When you go to school and you start feeling bored
When you go anywhere in your family's car

Chorus

Bridge

Chorus 2x

credits

from Don't Kid Yourself, released December 15, 2014
Ukulele, lead vocals:
Fancy von Pancerton

Guitar:
Erik Yates

Backing vocals:
Melody Walker
Kaia and Kiva Schweig
Kaya and Lila Weber

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