Good God A Woman David Rawlings
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[Verse 1]
Here's a story, started on the first day
On the first day, there was darkness all around
Till the boss man shout 'let there be sunshine'
Yes the big man said let that light shine down
[Chorus]
Is there more? (Good God a woman) Almost done!
Is there more? (Good God a woman) Almost done!
Is there more? (Good God a woman) Almost done!
[Verse 2]
On the next day, he built the endless skyway
And on the same day, he made the oceans blue
Then the big man decided he'd make dry ground
And on the third day, the trees and flowers he grew
[Chorus]
Is there more? (Good God a woman) Almost done!
Is there more? (Good God a woman) Almost done!
Is there more? (Good God a woman) Almost done!
[Verse 3]
It took two days to make the stars and moon shine
Bright wing birds and all the fishes too
It was hard work to fill the skies and the oceans
By the sixth day, I figured he was through
Here's a story, started on the first day
On the first day, there was darkness all around
Till the boss man shout 'let there be sunshine'
Yes the big man said let that light shine down
[Chorus]
Is there more? (Good God a woman) Almost done!
Is there more? (Good God a woman) Almost done!
Is there more? (Good God a woman) Almost done!
[Verse 2]
On the next day, he built the endless skyway
And on the same day, he made the oceans blue
Then the big man decided he'd make dry ground
And on the third day, the trees and flowers he grew
[Chorus]
Is there more? (Good God a woman) Almost done!
Is there more? (Good God a woman) Almost done!
Is there more? (Good God a woman) Almost done!
[Verse 3]
It took two days to make the stars and moon shine
Bright wing birds and all the fishes too
It was hard work to fill the skies and the oceans
By the sixth day, I figured he was through
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