Verse 1:
Life is tough, it can knock you down
But it's how you rise that wears the crown
Don't let the trials of the day
Keep you from finding your own way
Chorus:
Rise up, rise up, don't let it beat you
Rise up, rise up, you're stronger than you knew
Verse 2:
With every stumble and every fall
You learn to stand a little taller, after all
The road is long and it's full of bends
But with determination, you'll reach the end
Chorus:
Rise up, rise up, don't let it beat you
Rise up, rise up, you're stronger than you knew
Bridge:
When you feel like giving in
Just remember where you've been
And all the times you've risen before
You'll rise again, and soar
Chorus:
Rise up, rise up, don't let it beat you
Rise up, rise up, you're stronger than you knew
Outro:
So when the world is weighing heavy
Just remember to rise up, be bold and be ready
For the journey ahead, with grit and grace
You'll make your way, and find your place.
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