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Charley Pride – One Day at a Time

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Introduction

“One Day at a Time” is one of those songs that feels like a conversation with an old friend—a gentle reminder to slow down, take a breath, and trust in something bigger. Its message of living life moment by moment resonates deeply with anyone who’s ever felt overwhelmed or lost in the chaos of daily life. The lyrics don’t rush you; instead, they guide you to focus on today, letting go of the pressures of tomorrow or the weight of the past. That’s the beauty of this song—it brings peace to hearts that are racing and hope to those who feel burdened.

What makes “One Day at a Time” so special is its simplicity. There’s nothing complicated about the melody, the lyrics, or the message, but that’s exactly what makes it powerful. It’s almost like a personal mantra, a whispered prayer, that tells you it’s okay to take things slowly. When you hear it, you’re reminded that not everything has to be figured out right now.

Originally a gospel hit, this song has been embraced by listeners from all walks of life, becoming a source of comfort, healing, and reflection. Whether you’re going through a tough time or just need a moment of calm, “One Day at a Time” is the song that helps you center yourself. It’s no wonder that generations have connected with its simple, yet profound wisdom.

If you’ve ever found yourself struggling with the weight of tomorrow’s worries, this song feels like an invitation to step back, refocus, and breathe—just for today

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Lyrics

I’m only a human, I’m just a man

help me believe in what I could be and all that I am.

show me the spare way, that I have to climb

Lord for my sake teach me to take one day at a time

chorus

one day at a time sweet Jesus that’s all I’m asking from you just give me the strength

to do everything that I have to do

oh yesterday is gone sweet Jesus and tomorrow may never be mine so help me today show me the way one day at a time

Lord do you remember when you walked among men

well Jesus you know when you looking below ???

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Lord for my sake teach me to take one day at a time

One day at time sweet Jesus that’s all I’m asking from you well give me the strength to do everything that I have to do yes yesterday is gone sweet Jesus and tomorrow may never be mine so help me today, show me the way one day at a time

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