| There’s only one rule, that you must heed
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| It conquers fear, hatred and greed
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| It trumps all others, Your soul to feed
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| There’s only one rule, You’ll ever need
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| You could be Hindu, You may be be Sikh
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| It makes no difference, What tongue you speak
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| You could pray to Allah, Or be an atheist
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| You’ll be righteous, If you remember this
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| It ain’t the silver, It ain’t the bronze
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| It’s the foundation, That all rests upon
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| No precious metal, Will save your soul
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| But if you seek glory, Go for the gold
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| Some so-called Christians, From time to time
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| Forget this rule, And become blind
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| They use their church, To try and separate
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| When it’s common ground, That makes us great
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| It ain’t the silver, It’s much more dear
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| When Jesus spoke, Did you not hear?
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| Unto others, You must do
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| As you’d have them, Do unto you
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| Forget those silly little laws, thou shalt nots on days of the week
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| How to dress and who stoned who, what you can and cannot eat
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| When you go home now, Remember please
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| To count your blessings, Down on your knees
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| And make a promise, To do the best you can
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| To be a friend, To your fellow man
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| It ain’t the silver, It ain’t the bronze
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| It doesn’t matter, Who’s team you’re on
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| No precious metal, Will save your soul
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| But if you seek glory, Go for the gold |