Gods Too Big To Fit In One Religion
©2003 Garrett Clevenger
A E Humans have been here for a long time.
E A But not quite as long as bugs or trees.
D A And not near as long as the moon or the sun
E F#m and the rain and lakes and rivers and the seas.
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A E So maybe we dont know every thing.
E A Perhaps we still got a lot to learn.
D A About our beliefs and religions that we seek.
E F#m There still seem many pages left to turn.
D E A God s too big to fit in one religion.
D E F#m Like the wind God cannot be contained.
D A A cloud may be formed today. It takes
its shape then blows away.
E F#m This cloud may not feel the wind the same.
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A E Quakers have got their own religion.
E A Mormons and Muslims got theirs, too.
D A And each one thinks they are the best, at
least one cloud above all the rest.
E F#m That includes the Hindu and the Jew.
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A E God please save me from your army.
E A The ones who kill and die for you in
vain.
D A Dont they realize that behind their
enemies eyes
E F#m lies another creature you have made.
D E A God s way too big to fit in one religion.
D E F#m Like the sun God cannot be contained.
D A A leaf may feel the rays of sun, but
that leafs not the only one.
E F#m This tree may not feel the sun the same.
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A E You may think Ive got no respect.
E A I might seem quite the heretic.
D A Ive got my own beliefs, in this regard,
Im not unique.
E F#m Theyre growing and absorbing when they stick.
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A E So maybe we can all add to the scene.
E A Perhaps your blue will go good with my green.
D A A tree is not a forest without a sky above
it.
E F#m and all of its neigbors in between.
D E A How could God fit in one religion?
D E F#m Do you think you can catch God like the wind?
D A A leaf may feel the rays of sun, but
that leafs not the only one.
E F#m This tree's leaves may have a different bend.
D A A leaf may feel the rays of sun, but
that leafs not the only one.
E F#m This tree's leaves may have a different bend.