Robert Burns - A mans a man for a that

Is ^Gthere for honest ^CPover^Dty That ^Ghangs his ^Emhead and ^Ca' that. ^D The ^Gcoward slave we ^Cpass him ^Dby; We ^Gdare be ^Empoor for ^Da' that! For ^Ga' that, and ^Ca' ^Dthat. Our ^Gtoils ob^G7scure and^Em a' that.^D The ^Grank is but the ^Amguinea's ^A7stamp, The ^Emman's a gowd for ^Da' that.

What ^Gthough on hamely ^Cfare we ^Ddine, Wear ^Ghoddin ^Emgrey, and ^Ca' that. ^D Give ^Gfools their silks, and ^Cknaves their ^Dwine; A ^GMan's a ^EmMan for ^Da' that: For ^Ga' that, and ^Ca' ^Dthat, Their ^Gtinsel ^G7show, an'^Em a' that; ^D The ^Ghonest man, tho' ^Ame'er sae ^A7poor, Is ^Emking o' men for ^Da' that.

Ye ^Gsee yon birkie, ^Cca'd &qu^Dot;a lord", Wha s^Gtruts, an' ^Emstares, an' ^Ca' that; ^D Tho' ^Ghundreds worship ^Cat his ^Dword, He's ^Gbut a ^Emcoof for ^Da' that: For ^Ga' that, and ^Ca' ^Dthat, His ^Gribband, ^G7star, an'^Em a' that: ^D The ^Gman o' inde^Ampendent ^A7mind He ^Emlooks an' laughs at ^Da' that.

A ^Gprince can make a ^Cbelted ^Dknight, A ^Gmarquis, ^Emduke, an' ^Ca' that; ^D But an ^Ghonest man's a^Cboon his ^Dmight, Gude ^Gfaith, he ^Emmaunna fa^D' that! For ^Ga' that, and ^Ca' ^Dthat, Their ^Gdignit^G7ies an' ^Ema' that; ^D The ^Gpity o' sense, and ^Ampride o' ^A7worth, Are ^Emhigher rank than ^Da' that.

Then ^Glet us pray that ^Ccome it ^Dmay, (As c^Gome it ^Emwill for ^Ca' that,)^D That ^GSense and Worth, o'er ^Ca' the ^Dearth, Shall ^Gbear the ^Emgree, an' ^Da' that. For ^Ga' that, and ^Ca' ^Dthat, It's ^Gcoming ^G7yet for^Em a' that, ^D That ^GMan to Man, the ^Amworld o'e^A7r, Shall ^Embrothers be for ^Da' that.