The first law: When (one) him finds (oneself) himself in a hole of one’s own digging is stop digging
The second law: When someone you dig stops digging you — you gotta let them go
You’ve got to know when to get off the train
You’ve got to know when to catch it again
In life there’s a place to begin
As long as you know the laws of digging
Another law is to dig for spare change
If you meet someone, who needs it more
The golden law is to dig unto others
As you would have them dig unto you
You’ve got to know when to get off the train
You’ve got to know when to catch it again
In life there’s a place to begin
As long as you know the laws of digging
Dig for oil
And dig for gold
In everyone you meet
And just maybe you’ll find it –
You’ve got to know when to get off the train
You’ve got to know when to catch it again
In life there’s a place to begin
As long as you know the laws of digging
You’ve got to know when to get off the train
You’ve got to know when to catch it again
In life there’s a place to begin
As long as you know the laws of digging
You’ve got to know when to get off the train
You’ve got to know when to catch it again
In life there’s a place to begin
As long as you know the laws of digging
Dig for oil
And dig for gold in
Dig for oil
And dig for gold
In everyone you meet
And just maybe you’ll find it
