George Jones - Selfishness in man

I saw a ^Alittle beam of ^Dsunlight steal ^Aacross a purple ^Esky And bend ^Ddown to kiss a ^Arosebud, oh, it ^Bmade me wanna ^Ecry To ^Athink that I had been per m^Ditted to see a p^Aart of nature's p^Elan Oh, there's ^Dnothin' that stands ^Aout more than the ^Dselfishness ^Ein ^Aman

Little ^Dchildren paintin' ^Gpictures of the ^Dbirds and apple ^Atrees Oh, why ^Gcan't the grown ^Dup people have the ^Efaith of one of ^Athese And to ^Dthink those tiny ^Gfingers might be c^Dome a killer's h^Aand Oh, there's ^Gnothing that ^Dstands out more ^D/F#than the ^Gselfishness ^Ain ^Dman.

Why ^Acan't we see the ^Dfolly and the ^Auselessness of ^Dhate Love could ^Alead to under s^Dtanding m^D/F#aybe i^Et's not loo l^Aate ^{A/G A/F# A/E} Then per h^Daps in His great w^Gisdom we might l^Dearn to under st^Aand Then there'd ^Gbe no shame ^Dor sorrow ^D/F#and no ^Gselfishness ^Ain ^Dman.

Then per h^Aaps in his great w^Disdom we might l^Aearn to under st^Eand Then there'd ^Dbe no shame ^Aor sorrow and no ^Dselfishness ^Ein ^Aman ^{E A}