Two Coats

Two coats were before me the old and the new, I asked my sweet master what must I do. The old coat was ugly so tatern and torn, The other a new on had never been worn. I'll tell you the best thing I ever did do, I took off the old coat and put on the new. The first man was earthly and made from the ground, We bore all his image the whole world around. The next was my savior from heaven so fair, He brought me this new coat you now see me wear. I'll tell you the best thing I ever did do, I took off the old coat and put on the new. Now this coat it suits me and keeps me so warm, It's good in the winter it's good in the storm. My savior has dress me in a garlin so rare, He brought me this new coat you now see me wear. I'll tell you the best thing I ever did do, I took off the old coat and put on the new. I'll tell you the best thing I ever did do, I took off the old coat and put on the new.