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Intro: Em, C Em C All you great men of power, you who boast of your feats Em C Politicians and entrepreneurs Em C Can you safeguard your breath in the night while you sleep Em C Keep your heart beating steady and sure D Am6 As you lie in your bed, does the thought haunt your head Em A7 That you?re really, rather small C B11 Em If there?s one thing I know in this life: we are beggars all. (Em) C All you champions of science and rulers of men, Em C Can you summon the sun from its sleep Em C Does the earth seek your counsel on how fast to spin Em C Can you shut up the gates of the deep D Am6 Don?t you know that all things hang, as if by a string, Em A7 O?er the darkness, poised to fall? C B11 Em If there?s one thing I know in this life: we are beggars all. Em C All you big shots that swagger and stride with conceit, Em C Did you devise how your frame would be formed Em C If you?d be raised in a palace, or live out in the streets, Em C Did you choose the place or the hour you?d be born D Am6 Tell me what can you claim? Not a thing, not your name Em A7 C Tell me if you can recall just one thing, B11 That?s not a gift in this life Am Can you hear what?s been said B11 Em A7 Can you see now that everything?s grace after all C B11 Em If there?s one thing I know in this life: we are beggars all.
Written by Dustin Kensrue
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