| Cain slew Abel, Seth knew not why
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| For if the children of Israel were to multiply
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| Why must any of the children, why must they die?
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| So he asked and the Lord and the Lord said:
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| Man means nothing, he means less to me
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| Than the lowliest cactus flower or the humblest yucca tree
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| Chases 'round this desert
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| 'Cause he thinks that’s where I’ll be, that’s why I love mankind
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| I recoil in horror from the foulness of Thee
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| From the squalor and the filth and the misery
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| How we laugh up here in heaven
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| At the prayers you offer me, that’s why I love mankind
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| The Christians and the Jews were having a jamboree
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| The Buddhists and the Hindus joined on satellite TV
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| Picked their four greatest priests
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| And they began to speak
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| And they said: «Lord, a plague is on the world
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| Lord, no man is free
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| The temples that we built to you
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| Have tumbled down, fell into the sea»
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| Lord, if you won’t take care of us
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| Please, please let us be?
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| And the Lord said, and the Lord said:
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| I burn down your cities, how blind you must be
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| I take from you your children and you say how blessed are we
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| You must all be crazy to put your faith in me
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| That’s why I love mankind, you really need me
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| That’s why I love mankind |