Karaoké What a Shame Shinedown

Two packs of cigarettes a day

The strongest whiskey

Kentucky can make

That's a recipe to put a vagabond on his hands and knees

I watched it all up close

I knew him more than most

I saw a side of him he never showed

Full of sympathy for a world that wouldn't let him be

That's the man he was

Have you heard enough

What a shame

What a shame to judge a life that you can't change

The choir sings

The church bells ring

So won't you give this man his wings

What a shame to have to beg you to see we're not all the same

What a shame

There's a hard life for every silver spoon

There's a touch of gray for every shade of blue

That's the way that I see life

If there was nothin' wrong then there'd be nothin' right

And for this workin' man they said could barely stand there's got to be a better place to land

Some kind of remedy for a world that wouldn't let him be

That's the man he was

Have you heard enough

What a shame

What a shame to judge a life that you can't change

The choir sings

The church bells ring

So won't you give this man his wings

What a shame to have to beg you to see we're not all the same

What a shame

God forgive the hands that laid you down

They never knew how

Much a broken heart can break the sound and change the seasons

Now the leaves are falling faster

Happily ever after

You gave me hope through your endeavors and now you will live forever

What a shame

What a shame to judge a life that you can't change

The choir sings

The church bells ring

So won't you give this man his wings

What a shame to have to beg you to see we're not all the same

'Cos we're not all the same

'Cos we're not all the same