Chuck Berry - Eyes of man

^Cah many a man has built his own temple ^Cshown to convey his grace and sk!ll ^Chaving red domes, pillars and arches ^Call fashioned to fit his will ^Cwhen over men observe it’s beauty ^Cthey stand and see and sigh and say ^Cgreat is your work, oh yes, oh builder your fame shall ^Fnever fade away^C

^Cthose who do not know and do not know ^Cthat they do not know, are foolish, avoid them ^Cthen there is woman, a builder of nations ^Claden with labour, love and care ^Cthey place each pillar with pride and patience pops every ^Fplan she’ll pose to a ^Cprayer ^Fthose who do not know that ^Cknow ^Cthat they do not know, are children, a dark girl

^Cbut few men will ^Fpraise her cause and omen ^Csome may not even understand most of the ^Fstruggle borne by woman ^Cis seldomly held in the eyes of ^Fman ^Cthose who know and do not know ^Cthat they know, they’re asleep, awake them

^Cso be the temples men have cherished ^Ccrumbled in ruins to rot and rust ^Cno lies each pillar and arch to perish ^Cdoomed to decay and rot to dust ^Foh but those who ^Cknow and know that they know ^Care of wisdom, appreciate them

^Coh but the temples created in woman ^Cnever have failed in statue and goal ^Cdeep in her heart she fills her temple ^Cin her own ^Fchild her mortal ^Csoul ^{F C}