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I'm not in the hall of fame
I'm not on the wall of shame
I guess you'll find me in between somewherethings go right and things go wrong
sometimes you hear me sing a song
but you'll always find me in my mama's prayerssure as the skies will turn dark
at the end of the day
the angels must count
on what she's going to say
and I know I'm at least one of five other names
when I'm down and think nobody cares
I remember that I'm in my mama's prayersnot everybody has a mom
and no one does for very long
and I used to think "well, lord that's just not fair."
but I believe the words are for always
and they won't end with today's
and I'm grateful to be in my mama's prayerssure as the skies will turn dark
at the end of the day
the angels must count

on what she's going to say
and I know I'm at least one of five other names
when I'm down and think nobody cares
I remember that I'm in my mama's prayersI don't always know what to believe
and I don't always know everything I need
but faithfully my name is called each night
by quilted bedside
and the devil may come seek me on a dare
he'll be up against my mama's prayerswhen I'm down and think nobody cares
I remember I'm in my mama's prayers

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Country singer/songwriter Elizabeth Cook made her debut on Grand Ole Opry on March 17, 2000, appearing repeatedly thereafter -- a remarkable achievement considering that, at the time, she was an indie artist with no radio airplay. But such was the excitement generated by her clear, beautiful voice, strong songwriting ability, and live performances, all of which have drawn comparisons to younger, critically respected artists like Kelly Willis and legends such as Dolly Parton.

Read more about Elizabeth Cook on Last.fm.


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