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 I was raised up by my mamma alone 
Worked herself into the grave 
Trying to make us a home 
She never left south carolina. 
(No na) 
Our old man didn't stick around to see me grown 
He was long gone 'fore the coffee got cold 
Wouldn't even know where to find him. 
Whoa... 
Wasn't strong enough 
Whoa... 
He wasn't strong enough. 
Alright, alright, alright, alright. 
I left home with nothing but a dream I had 
All I own I could roll up in a paper bag 
Getting out of south carolina 
Alright. 
I've been told there's gold in this land 
All I know is what I hold in my own two hands 
If it's out there I'm gonna find it. 
Oh, am I strong enough? 
Oh, am I strong enough? 
Everywhere you turn there's another man slamming doors 
Looking at you like he wouldn't even let you sweep his floors. 
I was raised up by my mamma on her own 
Worked herself into the grave 
Trying to make us a home 
Never left south carolina. 
I left home with nothing but a dream I had 
All I own I could hold in a paper bag 
Getting out of south carolina. 
Oh, am I strong enough? 
Oh, tell me am I strong enough? 
Oh, am I strong enough? 
Oh, tell me am I strong enough? 
Am I strong enough? 
Am I strong enough? 
Am I strong enough? 
Am I strong enough? 
Oh, tell me 
Am I strong enough? 
Oh, got to tell me 
Am I strong enough? 
Oh, tell me 
Am I strong enough? 
 
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