Howard Keel - Sobbin' Women Lyrics

Lyrics Sobbin' Women - Howard Keel



I sat down feeling desolated
Bowed my head and crossed my knees
Is fortune really predicated upon such tiny turns as these?
Then fate's a thing without a head, a puzzle
Never understood
And man proceeds where he is led
Unguaranteed of bad or good
Fate
Fate can be the trap in your path
The bitter cup of your tears
Your wine of wrath
Fate
Can be shade in the desert blaze
Sudden food in a famine found
The sound of praise
Incomprehensible and strange
Fate can play a trick with the twine
To weave the evil and good
In one design
And so, my destiny
I look at you and cannot see
Is it good, is it ill?
Am I blessed, am I cursed?
Is it honey on my tongue or brine?
What fate
What fate is mine?
Fate can play a trick with the twine
To weave the evil and good in one design
And I can face the sun
No more to dodge
No more to run
I could eat, I can buy
I can sleep in a bed
And suddenly I'm fed and free
For fate has claimed its child
And smiled on me



Writer(s): Johnny Mercer, Gene De Paul


Howard Keel - Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Album Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
date of release
22-07-2008




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