Lyrics:
to the carpenter's school
cnd spend time with the land
You won't get fooled by the fool
Nor by any other man
With this verse we stop
Singing the carpenter's song
Just
the stories
About the mysteries of your love
Then I needed to escape the reality
That I'm just not enough
And there lies the mysteries
Held by his two hands
And Solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
that father to be raised by his son
Saved by his son
Changed by his son
Because of sin's stain my heart was in danger
But thank God the carpenter's son
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
The Son of God, a carpenter and He came with a plan
To build a house where heaven could be offered unto men
Refrain: (Bum)
When he came here, He laid down
that he makes he brings to me to show
He hews with his broad axe all day, he sits by me at night
Oh my little carpenter, my whole heart's delight
have everything
All built by Jesus, a carpenter and a King
Now He's building a mansion on Hallelujah Square
And I can't hardly wait 'til I get over
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
In the times too short to follow
A man as cold as steel
A work that can only be swallowed
By a fire lit kiln
Now the times are heavy
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
the middle of my mess
Unpolished is what he likes best
A craftsman by trade and the King of my heart
There’s no darkness too dark
It’s better to take refuge
Born in a stable, his mother a virgin Raised in a carpenter's shop
His people were slaves, his parents were poor And his friends were lowly lot
His
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
silence
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him
Takes him down
And by himself it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
And solitaire's the only game in town
And every road that takes him, takes him down
And by himself, it's easy to pretend
He'll never love again
And keeping
He was just a carpenter by trade
He learned from his father at a very early age
There was something special in the man
There was much more to his
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