Songs by Phillip_Sandifer S.


   

NOT FORGOTTEN

  1. NOT FORGOTTEN
    Phillip_Sandifer S.
    Genre: Country
    Tempo: Slow


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    Lyrics:
                                                      
    Not Forgotten (Phillip Sandifer, 2014) When the plant closed your line you found work in another There are children at home needing food Yea you’ll turn on a dime, when that's what it takes to recover You’ve never not known what to do And you’re not forgotten, though you are unseen By the millions who don’t know what you do You’re not forgotten, just out of sight and out of mind But this world wouldn’t work without you Well you’ll get up at four to deliver all those papers And each day you’ll pray for good news Quiet time with God, begging for more strength and favor Another working mom just trying to get through And you’re not forgotten, though you are unseen By the millions who don’t know what you do You’re not forgotten, just out of sight and out of mind But this world wouldn’t work without you Bridge: And there are your children who are missing you And there are the men who have stayed true But mostly there are the mirrors that you pass every day That remind you “this world would never work without you” You’re not forgotten, though you are unseen By the millions who don’t know what you do You’re not forgotten, just out of sight and out of mind But this world wouldn’t work without you No you’re not forgotten, though you are unseen All you millions of working moms who Are not forgotten, just out of sight and out of mind But this world wouldn’t work without you No this world would never work without you


                                                                                                                                                                                        
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