Pharisee
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I Gused_ to be__ a DPha_-risee__
EmCynical and wise_ telling Crich ungodly lies_ of huDma_-nity_
But in the Gmarketplace was sea_-ted____ a Dcrip_-ple with a lyre_
I Amlooked at him and said "I've been Bmrich_ but so unhappy_
CWhat sets_ your soul on Dfire?" _
And_ he_ said_ "GLook upon me_ bro_-ther____ I'm a Dman with peace of mind_
You Emknow I've never been much_ Cgood_ at_ no_-thing_ but the Dwords I wrought in rhyme_
But I've a Ggood woman to feed_ me___ and Dfriends_ to share a brew__
And Amevenings we sit around and Bmsing_ to_-gether_
and Cit could be the same_ for Gyou"_ if you just__
CHold____ on___ to young Dfriends you made_ of Gold_
And_ Cclea_____-eave__ to_ the Dwoman who keeps_ you-u Gwhole_
And keep a Cwarm____ fire___ for all your Dfriends
who come in_ fro-om_ the co_-Bmold__
I Amlove you all as brothers_ and I don't even know_ your Cna-mes____
I Amknow this must sound different but for Dme it always been_ the Gsame__
ToGnight_ the smoke_ is rising_ from all_ aDround_ the room_
And Emjudging by the warmth_ of Csmells_ from the kitchen there'll be Dsupper ready soon_
G and our table's set for twen_-ty__ room for Dmore if they should come_
And Amlater on we'll pass around the Bmwine_ for our pleasure_
and Csing until_ the morning comesG_
And we will_ Chold____ on____ to young Dfriends you made_ of Gold_
And_ Cclea______-eave__ to_ the Dwoman who keeps_ us Gwhole_
And keep a Cwarm_____ fire___ for all our Dfriends_
who come in fro-om the Bmco-old_
We Amlove you all as brothers_ and we don't have to know their Cna-ames____
I Amknow this must sound different_ but for Dus it always stay_ the Gsame__C G
CHold____ on____ to young Dfriends you made_ of Gold_
And_ Cclea______-eave__ to the Dwoman who keeps_ you Gwhole_
And keep a Cwarm_____ fire___ for all your Dfriends_
who come in fro-om the Bmco-old_
Now I Amlove you all as brothers_ and I don't have to know your Cna-ames____
I Amused to be so Gdifferent Dnow I know although it stay the Gsame_C____G_