John D. Loudermilk
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Peace Of Heart

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Peace Of Heart

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The crowds are throwing sticks and stones

Burning cars and Jewish homes

It's gettin' hard to get a loan

Without a banker friend you've known

And frankly speaking time has shown

That what you reap you must have sown

So don't look lonely and alone and blue

The pastor's laid his Bible down

And joined the movement underground

While the whole world sits around

We watch the ship of state go down

Watch the dollar slowly drown

Two toimes up an' three times down

And no one says well I'll be damned but me

But that doesn't matter anymore like it used to do

Cause I've found peace of heart here with you

The courts have told us where we're at

We're not the same old American cat

The upper crust and the bottom fat

And the guy who split from where he's at

Came over here alone and flat

And worked like hell at the laundrymat

Now he owns a laundrymat or two

But that doesn't matter anymore...

Cause I've found peace of heart here with you

Here with you

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