paroles de chanson The Four Horsemen - Glen Campbell
And
I
saw
the
white
horse,
ridden
by
a
man
with
bow
and
arrow.
And
he
wore
a
golden
crown
and
he
rode
a
trail
so
narrow.
And
he
went
forth
to
conquer
all
the
liars,
thieves
and
cheaters;
All
the
weavers
of
illusion;
all
the
bigots
and
mistreaters;
And
the
earth
was
shakin'
like
an
old
man's
hand
and
the
sun
was
black
as
mud;
And
the
oceans
moved
across
the
land
and
the
moon
became
as
blood.
And
I
saw
a
red
horse
and
a
rider
with
a
saber;
To
take
peace
from
all
the
earth,
for
destruction
was
his
labor.
And
he
rode
out
in
anger
to
turn
brother
against
brother;
With
poison
for
the
nations
to
make
them
all
kill
one
another.
And
the
stars
of
heaven
fell
to
earth
like
the
fruit
of
a
tree
that's
shaken;
By
an
unkindly
wind,
to
be
ever
more
foresaken.
And
I
saw
the
black
horse
and
the
rider
with
the
balance;
To
separate
the
works
of
man;
his
vices
from
his
talents.
A
measure
of
wheat
for
a
penny,
three
measures
of
barley
in
kind
To
divide
the
one
from
the
many,
But
hurt
not
the
oil
and
wine
And
the
heavens
parted
like
a
scroll,
when
it
is
rolled
together.
And
the
mountains
were
moved
out
of
place;
Like
a
whirlwind
blows
a
feather.
And
I
saw
a
pale
horse,
and
Death
was
riding
on
him
And
Hell
was
right
behind
him,
and
no
mortal
man
outshone
him.
The
kings
of
the
earth
and
the
mighty
men;
The
glorious
and
greedy
Hid
themselves
in
the
blackest
hole,
with
the
homeless
and
the
needy.
And
some
priests
and
some
television
preachers,
laid
down
with
the
vile
unholy
And
some
senators
and
movie
stars
Shared
a
cave
with
the
meek
and
lowly.
And
they
cried
to
the
mountains
Fall
on
us!
And
hide
us
from
the
face
of
Him
Fall
on
us!
And
hide
us
from
the
face
Face.
Hide
us
from
the
face
of
Him
Fall
on
us!
And
hide
us
from
the
face
of
Him
Fall
on
us!
And
hide
us
from
the
face
Hide
us
from
the
face
of
Him
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