Good & Fair
Good & Fair
”Pondering the question of what it means to be and become both good and fair, this song is simply a conversation between a man and his creator.” (Connor Stephen)
GOOD & FAIR
Written by Connor Wheaton (ASCAP)
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VERSE 1
Since the day that I met you
Love has called my name
It’s been there right in plain view
You were always there
You’re always good to me
Why can’t I always be
CHORUS 1
I try to be a good man
To give all I can give
But lately I’ve been drinking
To wash away my sins
Still you’re good to me
Why can’t I always be
VERSE 2
Late at night I’ve been thinking
Of everything you’ve done
And how I’m so underserving
To be known as your son
You’re always fair to me
Why can’t I always be
CHORUS 2
I try my best to always
Do as I have vowed
But trying to be honest
Has somehow made me proud
Maybe only in time I’ll learn
What it means to be right
Still you’re fair to me
Why can’t I always be fair
Why can’t I always be
CHORUS 3
Please don’t ever leave me
Hear my only prayer
Help me finally learn to be
Truly good and fair
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