I used to be so broken, lost, empty
A heart with no beat
A singer with no song to sing
So I know the feeling
The silence is deafening
But in your pain lies a blessing
A sweeter song of victory

So keep walking, walking, walking
Though it seems so far
No matter who you are
See, there is one thing that I know
Life it can leave
You so bitter bitter, bitter, bitter
But you must believe
That it gets better, better, better, better

Is alright, dry your eyes, send a prayer
To the skies. I know its hard to fight
But you must believe
That it gets better
Listen to me, I know you're scared
Your heart's bleeding
But what are you gonna do now?
I think is time you break free!

And walking, walking, walking
Though it seems so far
No it doesn't really matter who you are
See, there is one thing that I know ohh!
Life it can leave
You so bitter bitter, bitter, bitter
But you must believe
That it gets better, better, better, better
Is alright, dry your eyes, send a prayer
To the skies. I know its hard to fight
But you must believe
That it gets better, better

Almost out of here
See, I was almost took
I wanted to die
From how I was doing wrong
I cried out every night
Looking for a helping hand
That's when it happened
Jesus took me in

He held me close
Gave me love
Refilled my heart
Helped me grow better
Better
Because his love made me whole
He's available anytime
Try him out
He will change your life
Because I know yeah

Life it can leave
You so bitter bitter, bitter, bitter
But you must believe
That it gets better, better, better, better
Life it can leave
You so bitter bitter, bitter, bitter
But you must believe
That it gets better, better, better, better

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