Mister, You're A Better Man Than I
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Mister, You're A Better Man Than I
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Can you judge a man
By the way he wears his hair
Can you read his mind
By the clothes that he wears
Can you judge a bad man
By the pattern on his tie
Misty you're a better man than I
Can you tell a wise man
By the way he speaks or spells
Is it more important
Than the story that he tells
And accuse a man so poor
If for wealth he does not strive
Misty you're a better man than I
Could you judge a man
If your faith he does not hold
Is it the colour of his skin
Or the colour of his soul
Can you say that men
fighting our country all must die
Misty you're a better man than I
Can you judge a bad man
By the pattern on his tie
Misty you're a better man than I
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