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TWO MEN A PRAYIN
by Monroe Crossing
There were two men a prayin, two men a prayin,
Two men a prayin to the Lord;
One was a sinner, one was a Pharisee,
Two men a prayin to the Lord.
The Pharisee was proud, he shouted out loud,
"Dear God, there's no dirt upon my hands;
I'm perfect, I'm strong, I've never done wrong,
I'm thankful I'm not like that sinner man!"
There were two men a prayin, two men a prayin,
Two men a prayin to the Lord;
One was a sinner, one was a Pharisee,
Two men a prayin to the Lord.
The sinner, he looked down with his face to the ground,
Ashamed to even lift his tremblin voice;
"I'm guilty, Lord," He cried. "And I'm weak down inside,
Have mercy on me for I am lost."
There were two men a prayin, two men a prayin,
Two men a prayin to the Lord;
One was a sinner, one was a Pharisee,
Two men a prayin to the Lord.
The bible says the Lord listened to both prayers,
He listened and He gave it all some thought;
And the Pharisee's fate just like it was before he prayed,
But the sinner found his place in God's own heart.
There were two men a prayin, two men a prayin,
Two men a prayin to the Lord;
One was a sinner, one was a Pharisee,
Two men a prayin to the Lord.
There were two men a prayin, two men a prayin,
Two men a prayin to the Lord;
One was a sinner, one was a Pharisee,
Two men a prayin to the Lord.
One was a sinner, one was a Pharisee,
Two men a prayin to the Lord.
