A rich man had a land Yielding heavy crops. His stores would be too small So this is what he thought:
"I shall tear down my storehouses now And build bigger barns to store the goods. Then I can say to myself 'you're smart. Now you're the richest in the neighborhood.'"
But God said to him "You are a fool, Tomorrow you'll die, no money saves you."
Today we just behave Like the rich man did, And act as money's slave, Store more goods than we need. Money and might is all what we want, We're living good, but we want more. That once we must die this is a fact That intentionally we ignore.
Death comes sudden, no one can tell When all our money is drawing us to hell
And God says to us "You are a fool, Tomorrow you could die, no money saves you."
A rich man on earth remains a pauper in the sight of God. Gather your treasures in heaven's bonds, so you save your soul.