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Heartland

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    I was sitting on a bench with my ankle tapped up
    Watching our team getting beat like a drum by a private school
    They were giving high fives and acting cool
    Tommy fouled out and the coach looked around
    Said, 22 it looks like it's down to you
    You're back in, do you think you can go again
    In the back of my mind i saw an old sign hanging up in the junior high gym
    Said, never give up cause winners never quit and quitters never win

    Sometimes you gotta suck it up
    And go bite down on the bullet
    Don't let nobody know
    Wrap it up, walk it off
    Tough it out, dust off the dirt
    Sometimes you gotta play hurt

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    I called my folks and told em she was the one
    All they could say was, we're happy for you, son
    It's about time, you left your rowdy ways behind
    She figured out she was destined for some other place
    And a little bit more than me i guess
    I got the ring back, ups
    For a while i thought i'd never smile like she made me smile again
    Now i realized you can't sit around and wait for your life to mend

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    Sometimes you gotta suck it up
    And go bite down on the bullet
    Don't let nobody know
    Wrap it up, walk it off
    Tough it out, dust off the dirt
    Sometimes you gotta play hurt

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    I know you're feeling all torn down
    Life's been tough and you've hit rock bottom
    Ain't no body gonna do it for you
    You gotta get up (gotta get up)
    Try again (try again)
    When the going gets tough you gotta jump back in

    Sometimes you gotta suck it up
    And go bite down on the bullet
    Don't let nobody know
    Wrap it up, walk it off
    Tough it out, dust off the dirt
    Sometimes you gotta play hurt

    Play hurt, play hurt

    Wrap it up, walk off
    Tough it out, dust off the dirt

    Sometimes you gotta play hurt

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    Composition: Walt Aldridge, Brad Crisler, and James LeBlanc

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