Celtic Folk A Mans A Man For All That
A Man's A Man For All That DGADGA Is there for honest poverty one who hangs his head and all that? DGADGA The coward slave we pass him by we dare be poor for all that! DGDG For all that! And all that! Our toils obscured and all that, DGADGA Their rank is but the guinniea's stamp, the man's the gold for all that! DGADGA But though on homely fare we dine wear hodden-grey and all that DGADGA Give fools their silks and knaves their wine; a man's a man for all that. DGDG For all that and all that. their tinsel ,show and all that. DGADGA The honest man though e're so poor is king of men for all that. DGADGA See yond snob they call,'the lord' who struts and stares and all that DGADGA Though hundreds worship at his word he's but a goof for all that DGDG For all that and all that; his ribbon,star and all that DGADGA The man of independant mind he looks and laughs at all that. DGADGA A Prince can make a belted knight, a marquis ,duke and all that DGADGA But the honest man's above their might,good faith he won't befall that DGDG For all that and all that their dignities and all that, DGADGA His pith of sense and pride of worth are higher rank than all that. DGADGA Then let us pray that come it may as come it will for all that DGADGA That sense and worth o'er all the earth shall be the goal for all that DGDG For allthat and all that;its coming yet for all that, DGADGA That man to man the whole world o'er shall brothers be for all that
