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Pick
Up The Oars And Row lyrics and chords are intended for your
personal use only, it has great meaningful lyrics, it's a very good
country
song recorded by Randy Travis.
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Pick Up The Oars And Row Recorded by Randy Travis Written by Jamie O'Hara
C What good does it do to hold onto F C The anger deep in your heart
You're the only one that it's hurting G7 You're the one that it's tearing apart
C I'm sorry that he broke your heart girl F C But it's time to let it go
Sometimes love is a river of tears G7 C So pick up the oars and row
He shattered your expectations F C He broke all his promises too
With his little white lies he looked in your eyes G7 And made you believe they were true
C Aw but this ain't the final curtain F C Girl it's time to get on with the show
Sometimes love is a river of tears G7 C So pick up the oars and row
F It's been far too long now C Since I've seen your smile G7 Your bitterness don't look good on you C And self-pity just ain't your style
F Sooner or later you know C You've got to play the card you've drawn G7 It's all up to you you can stay blue C Or you can move on
Ain't it hard when you discover F C Things ain't what you thought they would be
When all of your best played plans G7 Hit the wall of reality
C Still all in all it's a good life F C But it sure can be painful I know
Sometimes love is a river of tears G7 C So pick up the oars and row
Sometimes love is a river of tears G7 C So pick up the oars and go
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