Scorn Not His Simplicity (Words and music by Phil Coulter and Bill Martin) Intro: C See the child With gold-en hair, Dm/C yet eyes that show the emp-ti-ness inside. G/B Do we know? G C Dm/C C Can we un-der-stand just how he feels, or have we ___ real-ly tried? See him now Dm/C as he stands a-lone, and watch-es child-ren play ____ a child-ren's game. G/B Simple child, G C Dm/C C He looks al-most _ like the oth-ers, yet they know he's not the same. G/B Am Fm C F/C C Scorn not his sim-pli-ci-ty, __ but rat-ther try _ to love him all _____ the more. G/B Am Fm Gsus4 G Scorn not his sim-pli-ci-ty, __ oh _ no, oh ____ no. ___ See him stare Dm/C not re-cog-nis-ing the kind face that on-ly yes-ter-day he loved G/B the lovoing face. G C Dm/C C of a mo-ther who can't un-der-stand what she's been _ guil-ty of. __ How she cried Dm/C tears of hap-pi-ness the day the doc-tor told her, "it's a boy." Now she cries G C Dm/C C tears of help-less-ness, and thinks of all the things he can't en-joy. G/B Am Fm C F/C C Scorn not his sim-pli-ci-ty, __ but rat-ther try _ to love him all _____ the more. G/B Am Fm Gsus4 G Scorn not his sim-pli-ci-ty, __ oh _ no, oh ____ no. ___ C Dm/C G/B G C Dm/C C Dm/C On-ly he knows how to face _ the fut-ure hope-ful-ly sur-round-ed by _____ des-pair G G C Dm/C C He won't ask for your pi-ty or your sym-pa-thy, but sure-ly you _____ should care. G/B Am Fm C F/C C Scorn not his sim-pli-ci-ty, __ but rat-ther try _ to love him all _____ the more. G/B Am Fm Gsus4 G C Scorn not his sim-pli-ci-ty, __ oh _____ no, oh ____ no, ___________ oh no.