There's Hope from Bloom Again by Allie Jean

Back when I had a little, I thought that I needed a lot
A little was overrated, but a lot was a little too complicated
See zero didn't satisfy me, a million didn't make me happy
That's when I learned a lesson that it's all about your perception
Hey are you a pauper or a superstar? So you act, so you feel, so you are
It ain't about the size of your car, it's about the size of the faith in your heart

There's hope, doesn't cost a thing to smile
You don't have to pay to laugh
You better thank God for that

Off in the back country in Brazil
I met a young brother that made me feel that
I could accomplish anything, you see just like me he wanted to sing
He had no windows and no doors
He lived a simple life and was extremely poor
On top of all of that, he had no eyesight
But that didn't keep him from seeing the light
He said, what's it light in the USA
And all I did was complain. He said
living here is paradise. He taught me paradise is in your mind

There's hope, doesn't cost a thing to smile
You don't have to pay to laugh
You better thank God for that
There's hope, doesn't cost a thing to smile
You don't have to pay to laugh
You better thank God for that
There's hope, doesn't cost a thing to smile
You don't have to pay to laugh
You better thank God for that

• Acoustic
• Folk
• bluegrass
• children's music
• old time
• traditional
• Columbus