It Wasn't His Child

It Wasn’t His Child
(written by Donald Skip Ewing)

He Was Her Man, She Was His Wife
And Late One Winter Night,
He Knelt By Her
As She Gave Birth
But It Wasn't His Child,
It Wasn't His Child

Yet Still He Took Him As His Own
And As He Watched Him Grow,
It Brought Him Joy
He Loved That Boy
But It Wasn't His Child
It Wasn't His Child

But Like His Father He Was Strong And Kind And Good
And I Believe He Did His Best
It Wasn't Easy For Him,
But He Did All Could,
His Son Was Different From The Rest
It Wasn't His Child,
It Wasn't His Child

And When The Boy Became A Man
He Took His Father's Hand
And Soon The World
Would All Know Why
It Wasn't His Child,
It Wasn't His Child

But Like His Father He Was Strong And Kind And Good
And I Believe He Did His Best
It Wasn't Easy For Him,
But He Did All Could,
He Grew Up With His Hands In Wood
And He Died With His Hands In Wood
He Was God's Child,
He Was God's Child

He Was Her Man,
She Was His Wife
And Late One Winter Night
He Knelt By Her
As She Gave Birth
But It Wasn't His Child,
It Was God's Child