Bob helped me.

She helped me.

She helped me.

And Roger helped me.

my wife helped me.

This gentleman, he helped me.

More grandchildren helped me along.

It helped me a lot.

You've always helped me, Ruth.

He helped me do my homework.

She helped me pack my suitcase.

Tom helped me with the move.

Tom helped me fix my watch.

He helped me with the money.

The storm troopers helped me up.

You've helped me plenty. Don't worry.

Once before, a man helped me.

You haven't helped me either, Corrado.

What will you gain from living with me?

It really helped me to design it.

My father helped me with my homework.

She helped me to clear snow away.

He helped me to see things too.

I didn't have to. Colorado helped me.

And perhaps you could have helped me.

I don't know, but he helped me.

They helped me when I was alone.

You pushed me back hard, to make me fall, but Yahweh helped me.

You pushed me back hard, to make me fall, but Yahweh helped me.

You won't gain a thing by giving me up.

But this is what helped me see it.

He said, Your sermons have certainly helped me.

He helped me to get over the difficulties.

My wealth has not helped me a thing

My wealth has not helped me a thing

It helped me. Have you ever been there?

He helped me keep up with my training.

Yes, but gain isn't always the word. Now, take me.

You helped me to find God. You taught me to believe in him.

I'm not complaining, Sheriff. Hymns that have helped me.

He helped me into the lifeboat with my things.

One of the teachers helped me with my clothes.

Don't sit there. Help me! You helped bury him.

Tell me the truth, damn it! You've nothing to gain by lying to me now!

But that helped me, I think, become a better teacher.