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Miley Cyrus

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The struggles I'm facing, the chances I'm taking.
Sometimes they knock me down, but, no, I'm not breaking.
I may not know it, but these are the moments
I am going to remember most, just got to keep going.
--
The Climb, her character's guitar piece for Hannah Montana: The Movie and dedicated to her immortal father Billy Ray Cyrus

 
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