Wouldn't this old world be
better, |
If the folks we meet would
say -- |
"I know something good
about you!" |
And treat us just that way?
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Wouldn’t it be fine
and dandy |
If each handclasp, fond and
true, |
Carried with it this
assurance— |
"I know something good
about you!" |
|
Wouldn't life be lots more
happy |
If the good that's in us
all |
Were the only thing about
us |
That Folks bothered to
recall? |
|
Wouldn't life be lots more
happy |
If we praised the good we
see? |
For there's such a lot of
goodness |
In the worst of you and me!
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Wouldn't it be nice to
practice |
That fine way of thinking,
too? |
You know something good
about me, |
I know something good about
you. |
Author Unknown |
