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All My Trials

If livin' was a thing that money could buy

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Representative Text

Refrain:
It's late my brothers
It's late, but never mind
All, all my trials Lord, soon be over.

1 If livin' was a thing that money could buy
The rich would live and the poor would die
All, all my trials Lord, soon be over. [Refrain]

2 I had a little book, it was given to me
And each new page spelled liberty
All, all my trials Lord, soon be over. [Refrain]

3 Think, you people, don't you cry
My Lord condemned not, nor do I
All, all my trials Lord, soon be over. [Refrain]

4 See the land across the sea,
And the people crying, come set us free.
All, all my trials Lord, soon be over. [Refrain]


Source: Songs: an eclectic lyric collection of more than 800 songs for most situations #2b

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First Line: If livin' was a thing that money could buy
Title: All My Trials
Source: Traditional
Language: English
Refrain First Line: It's late my brothers
Copyright: Public Domain
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