Biography:
Wildfire fighter, blueberry picker, Christmas tree topper and chainsaw maker were just a few of the job hats that Brandy Clark wore growing up in Morton, Washington (Pop. 900). Brandy first picked up the guitar at nine years old and made her singing debut in school musicals. Her passion for music brought her to Nashville, Tennessee’s Belmont University where she studied commercial music and was chosen to perform in the school’s prestigious “Best of the Best Showcase.
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Other songs:
- Big Day In A Small Town
- Broke
- Daughter
- Drinkin Smokin Cheatin
- Get High
- Girl Next Door
- Hold My Hand
- Hungover
- I Cried
- In Some Corner
- Just Like Him
- Love Can Go To Hell
- Pray To Jesus
- Since Youve Gone To Heaven
- Soap Opera
- Stripes
- Take A Little Pill
- Three Kids No Husband
- Whatll Keep Me Out Of Heaven
- When I Get To Drinkin
- You Cant Come In
- Youre Drunk
PRAY TO JESUS—BRANDY CLARK Capo 2
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We live in trailers and apartments too
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From California to Kalamazoo
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Grow up get married and when that one ends
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We hate sleeping alone so we get married again
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Don’t wanna be buried in debt or in sin
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So we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto
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Cause there ain’t but two ways
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We can change tomorrow
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And there ain’t no genie
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And there ain’t no bottle
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So we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto
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We love to complain about what we can’t fix
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Mostly mothers in law traffic and politics
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We tell our kids how hard it was back when
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Same way our parents did to us back then
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Thought we’d be different but we’re just like them
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Yeah we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto
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Cause there ain’t but two ways
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We can change tomorrow
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And there ain’t no genie
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And there ain’t no bottle
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So we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto BRIDGE D G D G A A7 D
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We load our kids up in our new used car
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And after church we hit the mini mart
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Behind the counter up there on the wall
D
It reads 200 million on the power ball
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Six little numbers that could change it all
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So we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto
D
Cause there ain’t but two ways
D
We can change tomorrow
A
And there ain’t no genie
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And there ain’t no bottle
D
So we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto
D
Like a bumpersticker, like a poor man’s model
G6 A
Times are troubled and time is borrowed
D
So we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto
D
We live in trailers and apartments too
D
From California to Kalamazoo
G
Grow up get married and when that one ends
D
We hate sleeping alone so we get married again
A
Don’t wanna be buried in debt or in sin
D
So we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto
D
Cause there ain’t but two ways
D
We can change tomorrow
A
And there ain’t no genie
A
And there ain’t no bottle
D
So we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto
D
We love to complain about what we can’t fix
D
Mostly mothers in law traffic and politics
G
We tell our kids how hard it was back when
D
Same way our parents did to us back then
A
Thought we’d be different but we’re just like them
D
Yeah we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto
D
Cause there ain’t but two ways
D
We can change tomorrow
G A
And there ain’t no genie
A
And there ain’t no bottle
G6 D
So we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto BRIDGE D G D G A A7 D
D
We load our kids up in our new used car
D
And after church we hit the mini mart
G
Behind the counter up there on the wall
D
It reads 200 million on the power ball
A
Six little numbers that could change it all
D
So we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto
D
Cause there ain’t but two ways
D
We can change tomorrow
A
And there ain’t no genie
A
And there ain’t no bottle
D
So we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto
D
Like a bumpersticker, like a poor man’s model
G6 A
Times are troubled and time is borrowed
D
So we pray to Jesus and we play the lotto
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