Whatever cover we may wear
Or how it may sustain us,
However far our roots go down,
Or how dry seasons pain us
There comes a time to shed the mask,
And every kind of raiment:
The trees are bare, and so am I,
For truth must have
Its payment

Whatever cover we may wear
Or how it may sustain us,
However far our roots go down,
Or how dry seasons pain us
There comes a time to shed the mask,
And every kind of raiment:
The trees are bare, and so am I,
For truth must have
Its payment