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Tom Paxton - One Million Lawyers lyrics
ONE MILLION LAWYERS by Tom Paxton Humankind has survived some disasters, I'm sure. Like locusts and flash floods and flu. There's never a moment when we've been secure From the ills that the flesh is heir to. If it isn't a war, it's some gruesome disease. If it isn't disease, then it's war. But there's worse still to come, and I'm asking you please How the world's gonna take any more? (CHORUS:) In ten years we're gonna have one million lawyers, One million lawyers, one million lawyers. In ten years we're gonna have one million lawyers. How much can a poor nation stand? The world shook with dread of Atilla the Hun As he conquered with fire and steel, And Genghis and Kubla and all of the Kahns Ground a groaning world under the heel. Disaster, disaster, so what else is new? We've suffered the worst and then some. So I'm sorry to tell you, my suffering friends, Of the terrible scourge still to come. (CHORUS) (BREAK:) Oh, a suffering world cries for mercy As far as the eye can see. Lawyers around every bend in the road, Laywers in every tree, Lawyers in restaurants, lawyers in clubs, Lawyers behind every door, Behind windows and potted plants, shade trees and shrubs, Lawyers on pogo sticks, lawyers in politics! (CHORUS) In spring there's tornadoes and rampaging floods, In summer it's heat stroke and draught. There's Ivy League football to ruin the fall, It's a terrible scourge, without doubt. There are blizzards to batter the shivering plain. There are dust storms that strike, but far worse Is the threat of disaster to shrivel the brain, It's the threat of implacable curse. In ten years we're gonna have one million lawyers, One million lawyers, one million lawyers. In ten years we're gonna have one million lawyers. How much can a poor nation stand? How much can a poor nation stand |
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