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[Verse 1] I found your letter in the kitchen drawer Folded where the old keys used to lie The ink had faded, but I knew each word You wrote, “Don’t let this town decide your life” I took the back road past the county line With twenty dollars and a borrowed coat The river kept its silver to itself And every mile taught me how to hope [Chorus] If the road gets hard, I’ll carry on With your voice beside me when the daylight’s gone I’ve lost some years, but I’m not lost tonight There’s a little bit of morning in the distance up ahead And I’m still walking toward the light [Verse 2] At Miller’s bar, the jukebox missed a note A tired man was counting out his change He said, “The heart can break and still beat time You just have to learn to let it change” I saw your face in every passing car Heard your laugh beneath the freight-train sound Some things leave, but some things settle deep Like red clay holding rain beneath the ground [Chorus] If the road gets hard, I’ll carry on With your voice beside me when the daylight’s gone I’ve lost some years, but I’m not lost tonight There’s a little bit of morning in the distance up ahead And I’m still walking toward the light [Bridge] I won’t curse the hands that let me go I won’t beg the past to turn around Every scar is proof I paid the cost Every mile is ground I’ve finally found [Instrumental] [Final Chorus] If the road gets hard, I’ll carry on With your voice beside me when the daylight’s gone I’ve lost some years, but I’m not lost tonight There’s a little bit of morning breaking through the clouds And I’m still walking toward the light Yes, I’m still walking toward the light [Outro] The river keeps moving, and so will I I’ll meet the morning on the other side
