Sister, hey ain't you something
I can tell you fell and skinned your knees
Why do you lay there
Content to stay there in misery?

I know it's rough on this ocean
We can sink too deep and lose our way
Don't you look back in anger
Times will be changing 'round here today

It's not gonna be this way forever
You can be sure this too shall pass
Just like the sun shines on the valley
Better days will come at last

Just like rain from a storm cloud
We will fall sometimes and need a hand
One thing you can be sure of
There's help from up above, please understand

It's not gonna stay this way forever
Just rest assured this too shall pass
If we can lean on one another
Better days will come at last

Better days will come my brother
Though the wind blows hard from the rain
The hope remains, it's all around

Better days will come my brother
Though the wind blows hard from the rain
There's help from the pain

It's not gonna be this way forever
You can be sure this too shall pass
Just like the sun shines on the valley
Better days will come at last

It's not gonna stay this way forever
Just rest assured this too shall pass
If we can lean on one another
Better days will come at last

Better days will come at last
Better days will come at last
Better days will come at last


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