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I had a little book
Was give to me
And every page
Spoke of liberty
All my trials
Will soon be over
There is a tree
In paradise
The pilgrims call it
The tree of life
All my trials
Will soon be over
But it's too late, my friend
Too late
But never mind
All my trials
Will soon be over
If religion were a thing
That money could buy
Then the rich would live
And the poor would die
All my trials
Will soon be over
All my trials
Will soon be over
Was give to me
And every page
Spoke of liberty
All my trials
Will soon be over
There is a tree
In paradise
The pilgrims call it
The tree of life
All my trials
Will soon be over
But it's too late, my friend
Too late
But never mind
All my trials
Will soon be over
If religion were a thing
That money could buy
Then the rich would live
And the poor would die
All my trials
Will soon be over
All my trials
Will soon be over
Lyrics submitted by HamiltonInches, edited by Ziwdon
Track duration: 01:56
"All My Trials" as written by Peter Yarrow, Noel Paul Stookey, Milton T. Okun
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., Universal Music Publishing Group
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I had a little book was given to me
And every page spelt liberty
All my trials Lord soon be over
There is a tree in paradise
And the pilgrims call it the tree of life
All my trials Lord soon be over
But it's too late my friend
Too late but never mind
All my trials Lord soon be over
If religion were a thing that money could buy
Then the rich would live and the poor would die
All my trials Lord soon be over
All my trials Lord soon be over
His mother, Molly, performs two songs (Poor Mum, Do You Ever Remember?) solo on his home recordings compilation album "Family Tree" released in 2007.