Seven years old, you heard me cry
I don't wanna say goodbye
To the only man that I love
My daddy and everything he was

I don't think I can live without you
Dad I know you're breaking in two
With tears running down his face, he says
'we're gonna make it, we're gonna make it'

When you feel like you are all alone
Just like your best friend up and gone
Don't worry now, don't worry now

I've been there, yeah, I know how it feels
To wonder if love is even real
Don't worry now, don't worry now
It's gonna be okay

I've been trying to find a way to understand
But I can't see the picture of God's plan
Why would He let us hurt so bad'
Could anything good come of these feelings that I have'

He loved me more than the sand on the beaches
He loved me more than the grass is green
And even though he had to go
I always knew his love was part of me, yeah

When you feel like you are all alone
Just like your best friend up and gone
Don't worry now, don't worry now

I've been there, yeah, I know how it feels
To wonder if love is even real
Don't worry now, don't worry now

It's taken so long to let this go
It's taken so long to feel that
You're right here next to me
And I can finally breathe

It's taken so long but now I know
I had to find out on my own
When nothing could convince me
Your love it convinced me
That it's gonna be okay

When you feel like you are all alone
Just like your best friend up and gone
Don't worry now, don't worry now

I've been there, yeah, I know how it feels
To wonder if love is even real
Don't worry now, don't worry now
'Cause it's gonna be, yeah, it's gonna be okay


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Don't Worry Now Lyrics as written by Jeremy Bose Brittany Waddell

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    This song was written about her parents getting divorced and how upset she was by it because she was a daddy's girl and now she wouldn't be with her dad

    ItsEmily62on August 05, 2013   Link

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