Whom am I ever to judge a man
By the deeds in life that he has done
To pass judgement on what has began
To cast any sins on the father or the son
Whom am I to open my mouth and ever say
What in this world is wrong or is right
To cause scorn and have the right to make pay
Because what I believe is dark may well show light
Whom am I to ever say how anyone should live their life
Be it living with the same gender or whoever is their mate
I have no right to tell a man who he should have as a wife
Or turn my back on a good friend until it is too late
Whom am I to judge a book by what is on the cover
For I am in no sure way what you call a perfect man
I am not a fighter, I am only a poet and a lover
I am not a hero or villian but stand up only as human
By the deeds in life that he has done
To pass judgement on what has began
To cast any sins on the father or the son
Whom am I to open my mouth and ever say
What in this world is wrong or is right
To cause scorn and have the right to make pay
Because what I believe is dark may well show light
Whom am I to ever say how anyone should live their life
Be it living with the same gender or whoever is their mate
I have no right to tell a man who he should have as a wife
Or turn my back on a good friend until it is too late
Whom am I to judge a book by what is on the cover
For I am in no sure way what you call a perfect man
I am not a fighter, I am only a poet and a lover
I am not a hero or villian but stand up only as human
copyright Chris Smith 2006
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