| My grandmother believed it
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| That’s why I can see it
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| Despite the strength I know she had
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| She still prayed for those whose job it was
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| To take care of us
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| She still prayed to those whose job it was
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| To take care of us
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| To her, the mystery was the kind of thing
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| You could see if you just believed
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| And that it did make it true
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| Pray for those she loved, yes she did
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| She prayed for us, yes she did
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| Pray for those she loved
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| But in this day that tradition made
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| Each generation doing the same thing over and over
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| Over and over again yeah
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| Understand, 'til I think of her
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| Doing the things that a young boy can’t understand
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| Like speaking Yiddish
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| Seeing my grandma
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| Walking outside with her right foot first
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| Seeing my grandma doing things a young boy can’t understand
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| But in this day that tradition made
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| Each generation doing the same thing over and over and over
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| Over, over and over, over again
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| I can’t understand, 'til I think of her
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| Doing things that a young boy can’t understand
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| Like speaking Yiddish
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| Seeing my Grandma
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| Walking outside with her right foot first oh yeah
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| Seeing my Grandma doing things a young boy can’t understand
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| She, my grandmother believed it
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| That’s why I can see it oh boy
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| My grandmother believed it
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| Oh oh that’s why I can see it |