Count Your Blessings

Count Your Blessings: Life Lessons in Song
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Lyrics

Mama always said stand up to the truth

Mama advises to always embrace the truth.

There ain't no such thing as the fountain of youth

Rejects the idea of a fountain of youth, emphasizing reality.

Two wrongs never made it right

Emphasizes the principle that two wrongs don't make a right.

Grass ain't always greener on the other side

Highlights that things may not be better elsewhere.

Better save your money for a rainy day

Suggests saving money for future uncertainties.

Count your blessings come as they may

Encourages gratitude for blessings, regardless of when they come.


Only Will Rogers never met a man he didn't like

References Will Rogers' positive outlook on people.

Always throw the first punch when it comes to a fight

Advocates being proactive in facing challenges, even in conflicts.

It ain't over till it's over and the fat lady sings

Expresses the importance of persistence until the end.

Only quitters and losers throw the towel in the ring

Discourages giving up, associating it with quitting and losing.

Well I hope you ain't working on a rainy day

Hopes for a positive outcome even on a difficult day.

Count your blessings come as they may

Reiterates the theme of acknowledging blessings in any circumstance.


It's a hush my mouth land sakes alive

Describes a surprising or astonishing situation.

I don't believe that fishermen smell the same when they die

Uses a metaphor about fishermen to convey uniqueness in death.

Never put the cart before the horse

Caution against getting ahead of oneself.

Unless he knows how to push it of course

Qualifies the previous line, suggesting some exceptions.

Seems like I'm always dreaming on a rainy day

Expresses a tendency to dream on difficult days.

Count your blessings come as they may

Reiterates the importance of counting blessings in tough times.


And it was grandpa who said son you can't buy love

Grandpa's advice that love cannot be bought.

You can jump in with both feet, but don't jump the gun

Caution against rushing into things prematurely.

Stay out of trouble count your lucky stars

Advises staying out of trouble and being grateful for good fortune.

Never get drunk in two states inside the same day

Warns against excessive drinking on the same day in two states.

Seems like I'm always drinking on a rainy day

Reflects on a tendency to drink on difficult days.


Count your blessings come as they may

Reiterates the message of counting blessings, regardless of the situation.


Grandma who said silence is golden

Grandma's wisdom on the value of silence.

You only answer to one he's the almighty beholder

Reminds that ultimate accountability is to a higher power.

Bird in the hand is better than two in the nest

Encourages appreciating what one has rather than pursuing more.

Don't count your chickens before they hatch

Advises against premature optimism.

Always save the loving for a rainy day

Encourages saving affection for challenging times.

Count your blessings come as they may

Reiterates the importance of counting blessings in adversity.


It's a hush my mouth land sakes alive

Repeats the expression of astonishment or disbelief.

I don't believe that fishermen smell the same when they die

Recalls the metaphor about fishermen and unique smells in death.

Never put the cart before the horse

Repeats the caution against getting ahead of oneself.

Unless he knows how to push it of course

Reiterates the exception to the previous caution.

Seems like I'm always dreaming on a rainy day

Echoes the tendency to dream on challenging days.

Count your blessings come as they may

Reiterates the message of counting blessings in adversity.


Talk being cheap well I took their advice

Agrees with the idea that talk is cheap and advocates action.

And the older I get the more I know they were right

Reflects on the growing realization of the wisdom in others' advice.

Works for me may not work for you

Acknowledges that what works for one may not work for another.

Everything I said was the goddang truth

Asserts the honesty and truthfulness of the speaker's words.

Well I hope you ain't lonely on a rainy day

Hopes that the listener is not lonely even on a challenging day.

Count your blessings come as they may

Reiterates the message of counting blessings in adversity.


And they're etched in my mind I can never forget 'em

Emphasizes the lasting impact of certain memories.

See it ain't what you said just how you said it

Stresses the importance of how something is said, not just what is said.

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