Old Blind Dogs - Is there for honest poverty

Is ^Gthere for honest ^Cpover^Dty That ^Ghings his head an' ^Ca' that? The ^Gcoward slave, we ^Cpass him ^Dby We ^Gdare be pair for ^Da' that For ^Ga' that, an' ^Ca' ^Dthat Our ^Gtoils obscure an' ^Ca' that The ^Grank is but the ^Cguinea's stamp The ^Gman's the ^Cgowd for ^Da' that

But ^Gthough on hamely ^Cfare we ^Ddine Wear ^Ghoddin gray an' ^Ca' that? Gie ^Gfools their silks and ^Cknaves their ^Dwine A ^Gman's a man for ^Da' that For ^Ga' that, an' ^Ca' ^Dthat Their ^Gtinsel show an' ^Ca' that The ^Ghonest man though ^Ce'er sae poor Is ^Gking o' ^Cmen for ^Da' that ^{G C G C}

Ye ^Gsee yon birkie ^Cca'd a ^Dlord Wha ^Gstruts an' stares an' ^Ca' that? Though ^Ghundreds worship ^Cat his ^Dword He's ^Gbut a cuif for ^Da' that For ^Ga' that, an' ^Ca' ^Dthat His ^Gribband, star, an' ^Ca' that The ^Gman o' inde^Cpendent mind He ^Glooks an' ^Claughs at ^Da' that

A ^Gprince can mak a ^Cbelted ^Dknight A ^Gmarquis, duke, an' ^Ca' that But an ^Ghonest man's a^Cboon his ^Dmight Guid ^Gfaith, he mauna ^Dfa' that For ^Ga' that, an' ^Ca' ^Dthat Their ^Gdignities an' ^Ca' that The ^Gpith o' sense an' ^Cpride o' worth Are ^Ghigher ^Crank than ^Da' that

Then ^Alet us pray, that ^Dcome it ^Emay As ^Acome it will for ^Da' that That ^Asense and worth o'er ^Da' the ^Eearth Shall ^Abear the gree an' ^Ea' that For ^Aa' that, an' ^Da' ^Ethat It's ^Acomin' yet for ^Da' that That ^Aman to man the ^Dworld o'er Shall ^Abrithers ^Dbe for ^Ea' that