He Wrote An Encouraging Song With His Goddaughter For Loved One With Autism

Tommy Byrne is an amazing musician and songwriter. An encouraging song came to him one night and he began to write. credit: rumble.com It was a song for his cousin Anthony who has Autism. He was having a hard time finding words to finish the song. But he was determined to inspire Anthony. Since he was stuck, he knew that someone could probably help him with the words. Then it came to him and he thought of just who can help him out. credit: rumble.com RELATED: Little Girl With Autism Movingly Signs Her Favorite Song His young goddaughter who happens to be Anthony's sister so she understands the message behind the song. So Tommy knew it would be a great idea to reach out to her and help him write the song. So, the two of them got together to finish the song for the person they love. And when they finished writing it, Tommy grabbed his guitar and got the camera rolling. While he played the guitar, the two of the sang what they wrote. And it was the most beautiful song. credit: rumble.com Just listen to these lyrics: I know you get frustrated trying to tell us what you want to say. I know it's not easy for you, but that's okay. Remember that when you get your stem cells you're not by yourself. We don't like it either and all we want to do is help. We see the words in your smile. We see the joy right in your eyes. When something in your world goes wrong. Remember to stand up and be strong. Life is one big ocean waiting there for you. Don't be afraid of those waves, just jump right through. We all believe you can fly if you really want to. Just remember you can do anything you want to do. We see the words in your smile. We see the joy right in your eyes. When something in your world goes wrong. Remember to stand up and be strong. Remember to stand up and be strong. Remember to stand up and be strong. Remember to stand up and be strong.

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