A Campfire Song

A lie to say, "O my mountain has coal veins and beds to dig.
 500 men with axes and they all dig for me."
 A lie to say, "O my river where many fish do swim,
 half of the catch is mine when you haul your nets in."
 Never will he believe that his greed is a blinding ray.
 No devil or redeemer will cheat him.
 He'll take his gold to where he's lying cold.
 A lie to say, "O my mine gave a diamond as big as a fist."
 But with every gem in his pocket, the jewels he has missed.
 A lie to say, "O my garden is growing taller by the day."
 He only eats the best and tosses the rest away.
 Never will he be believe that his greed is a blinding ray.
 No devil or redeemer can cheat him.
 he'll take his gold to where he's lying cold.
 Six deep in the grave.
 Something is out of reach
 something he wanted
 something is out of reach
 he's being taunted
 something is out of reach
 that he can' beg or steal nor can he buy
 his oldest pain
 and fear in life
 there'll not be time
 his oldest pain
 and fear in life
 there'll not be time
 A lie to say "O my forest has trees that block the sun
 and when I cut them down I don't answer to anyone."
 No, no, never will he believe that his greed is a blinding ray
 no devil or redeemer can cheat him.
 He'll take his gold where he's lying cold.