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What's the Life of a Man? - John Kirkpatrick
What's the life of a man
Any more than a leaf
A man has his seasons
So why should we grieve
Although through this life
We appear fine and gay
Like a leaf
We must wither and soon fade away
As I was walking one morning at ease
Aviewing the leaves
As they fell from the trees
All in full motion appearing to be
Those that had withered
They fell from the tree
What's the life of a man
Any more than a leaf
A man has his seasons
So why should we grieve
Although through this life
We appear fine and gay
Like a leaf
We must wither and soon fade away
And if you'd seen
Those leaves just a few days ago
How beautiful and bright
They did all seemed to grow
A frost came upon them
And withered them all
A storm came upon them
And down they did fall
What's the life of a man
Any more than a leaf
A man has his seasons
So why should we grieve
Although through this life
We appear fine and gay
Like a leaf
We must wither and soon fade away
If you look in the churchyard
There you will see
Those that have passed
Like a leaf from a tree
When age and affliction upon them did call
Like a leaf we must wither
And down we must fall
What's the life of a man
Any more than a leaf
A man has his seasons
So why should we grieve
Although through this life
We appear fine and gay
Like a leaf
We must wither and soon fade away
What's the life of a man
Any more than a leaf
A man has his seasons
So why should we grieve
Although through this life
We appear fine and gay
Like a leaf
We must wither and soon fade away
