I've never really done this. Now I know what scared is. - Reba McEntire

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A marble cutter, with chisel and hammer, was changing a stone into a statue. A preacher looking on said: "I wish I could deal such changing blows on stony hearts. " The workman answered: "Maybe you could, if you worked like me, upon your knees. "

Reba McEntire

I've never really done this. Now I know what scared is.

Done, Know, Knows, Scared

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To succeed in life, you need three things: a wishbone, a backbone and a funny bone.

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Again its time to pray for peace.

Peace, Pray, Pray For Peace, Praying, Time

Make sure you're always giving, way more than you're taking

Giving, Giving Way, Make, Way

Life's supposed to be about making the path a little gentler for those traveling behind you.

Behind You, Littles, Making, Path, Traveling

Without God, I don't see how folks cope.

Folks, God, Religion, See, Without God

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Rory Kennedy

Many of the soldiers suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, and have not been supported by the government when they've requested psychological help. Of course, the prisoners continue to suffer physically and psychologically. Much needs to be done - torture has a negative impact on everyone it touches, including us, Americans, as a nation.

Nation, Prisoners, Psychologically, Soldier, Stress, Suffering

Michael Hersch

The best results come when people believe in and feel strongly about the music they are playing. Just as composers write for certain types of performers, performers are also looking for certain things.

Believe, Music, People, Performers, Writing

Evelyn Waugh

Self-sufficiency at home, self-assertion abroad.

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Arthur Tappan Pierson

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Cheyenne Jackson

A few years ago, when I was writing songs for my first album, I was staying with Michael Feinstein as I often did. I was working on a pilot. My grandma was very sick at the time. She died of complications from alcoholism. She always used to say [in his grandma's voice], "Red wine is good for my heart. That's what my doctor said. " And we'd say, "Yeah, but not for breakfast. " Unfortunately, it was the thing that killed her. I felt inspired to write a song about her and what that meant for her life and for all of us. I was writing it in Michael's house.

Grandma, Song, Thing, Working, Writing