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Abraham Lincoln
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February 12, 1809
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Charles Darwin
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February 12, 1809
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| April 19, 1882 |
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Now
here’s a tale about two men born on the selfsame day
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Though over ten score years ago they maintain fame today
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They’d little more in common than their astrologic sign
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But
life’s design is not defined by how the stars align
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Both
lads were steeped in righteous ways to keep their compass straight
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As
destiny in God’s hand lays… not in the winds of fate
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The
poor boy learned by dim log cabin light to write and read
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The
rich boy earned his Cambridge tie to shine his pedigree
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Unholy fools debase our schools… their
minds are dull and dreary
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They blindly replace faith and fact with
fantasy and theory
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The Origin of Species is their
gospel and they spread it
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But if what’s true you would pursue… give
God a little credit
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Charles Darwin found his name renowned by tickling the elite
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With
far-fetched fabrications of how man became complete
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He
claimed we’d swum out of pond scum then from that stink evolved
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But
never once explained the way our ‘missing link’ dissolved
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Abe
Lincoln paid heed to a creed no heathen could obscure
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He
gained the wisdom he would need to lead us to endure
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He
wasted not one moment’s thought on how apes gave us birth
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Yet
saved a way of life that shall not perish from the Earth
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Unholy fools debase our schools… their
minds are dull and dreary
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They blindly replace faith and fact with
fantasy and theory
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The Origin of Species is their
gospel and they spread it
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But if what’s true you would pursue… give God a little credit |
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