| She was counting her change in the line
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| At the counter of the grocery store
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| Every penny, every nickel she could find
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| But she still comes up short
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| Just a single mom doing the best that she can
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| When a stranger slips a twenty in the palm of her hand
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| She turns around to thank him
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| But he’s already disappeared out the door
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| Just because God doesn’t part the sea
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| Pull you from the fire
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| Doesn’t mean that He’s not there
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| His fingerprints are everywhere
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| When the mountain that you’re climbing seems so tall
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| And the battle that you’re fighting makes you feel so all alone
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| It doesn’t mean you’re on your own
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| Cause when you need it most
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| The world is full of ordinary angels
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| He just got back from a second tour of duty six months ago
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| When he closes his eyes, he’s still fighting
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| That fright right here at home
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| And when the nightmares come in the dead of the night
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| His little boy runs in and turns on the light
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| He says, Daddy don’t you worry
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| As he reaches up to kiss him on tippy toes
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| Just because God doesn’t part the sea
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| Pull you from the fire
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| Doesn’t mean that He’s not there
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| His fingerprints are everywhere
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| When the mountain that you’re climbing seems so tall
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| And the battle that you’re fighting makes you feel so all alone
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| It doesn’t mean you’re on your own
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| Cause when you need it most
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| The world is full of ordinary angels
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| Ordinary angels
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| When the mountain that you’re climbing seems so tall
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| And the battle that you’re fighting makes you feel so all alone
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| It doesn’t mean you’re on your own
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| When you need it most
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| The world is full of ordinary angels
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| Ordinary angels |