George Elliott

May 4, 2017

It’s sung by Montgomery Gentry. It talks about havin a bad day but then realizing how lucky we actually are. I consider myself a very lucky man I have an amazing wife and 3 beautiful little girls a roof over our head and able to have food to eat and clothes to wear and even though we may have bad days we have to stop and realize how lucky we really are

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