Glen Campbell – Fate Of Man (Guitar)

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Pity a man, for he don't know, the trouble he'll pass 

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going down life's road

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When a man is one and twenty, he thinks he knows it all; 

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He can't see down the road of life where he'll ever fall.

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But fall he will, as he travels through life. With all it's

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pitfalls, troubles and strife.

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Now, at fifty, he's going real strong. He has him a family

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and a nice little home; But old age is creepin' up his spine,

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and the day is comin' when the sun won't shine.

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Now, at sixty, he won't have to guess; He's already missed 

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the boat that leads to success; But he's done his best

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and he can't see why, the fame of life just passed him by.

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Now at seventy, he can see the light and he knows he's never 

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and now, all he can do is to sit and sigh.

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Pity a man, for he don't know, the trouble he'll pass 

      G
going down life's road.

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Now at eighty, he's ready for the reath. He's wore out his hair

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and two sets of teeth; He has rheumatism in his hands and feet,

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and nothin' seems good to eat. So you can pity him as he goes

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up the line. As he wobbles on the spindle and he's almost blind.

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And you can tell by the way that he travels alone, that it won't be

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long before he's goin' home. But if he's kept the commandments

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as he's traveled through life, he'll have a home in Heaven 

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where there'll be no strife. He's worked all his life to get 

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things the way he wants them; He comes here against his will 

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and he goes away disappointed.