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Been to 48 states and a few different
Beheld the blind tour guide and a pig wearing
I've seen grace under foot people in the street
Or use it to wipe feet

Never the righteous man
Never the man

to 48 states I remember a few
Having higher skylines and a wide view
I've seen green lands and the natives stay in one
Peace falling on their

Where I be
And stay
I Hawaii is greener
I Alaska is cleaner
Whether here or the righteous have joy to spare

to 48 states and few different worlds
I've seen men leave boys, women and girls
the church roll full and they're current with dues
To pay for the pews

Never the righteous man
the righteous man.

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