Giants

Intro: C F G Gigantes autem erant super terram C F G In those days Giants upon the earth. C F G Gigantes autem erant super terram. C F G In those days Giants upon the earth. [Verso 1] C Am Were they monsters or were they men, C Am Devils who fell from GOD's Heaven. C Am Angels allured with concupiscence, C Am They're daughters of Cain, what nonsense. C Am In his book Philo Judeus writes, C Am Angels are creatures with airy sites. [Refrão] C F G In those days Giants upon the earth, C F G Angels or Devils gave them birth. Dm G What claim is true, which to condone? F G Giants begotten from man alone. [Verso 2] C Am Engender from a vegetative soul, C Am This thought belongs to Aristotle. C Am But creation involves death and decay, C Am Devils ain't mortals or Giants, no way. C Am If Devil with man where's the distinct? C Am Not taken as wives like man's instinct. [Refrão] C F G In those days Giants upon the earth, C F G Angels or Devils gave them birth. Dm G What claim is true, which to condone? F G Giants begotten from man alone. [Verso 3] C Am Moyses writes these Giants were men, C Am Most mighty and huge but infamous then. C Am They were wicked monsters more in mind, C Am Impious and cruel, one of a kind. C Am Exotic creatures He put in place, C Am The Flood not ice then took that race. [Refrão] C F G In those days Giants upon the earth, C F G Angels or Devils gave them birth. Dm G What claim is true, which to condone? F G Giants begotten from man alone. Outro: C Am In those days Giants upon the earth C Am In those days Giants upon the earth C Am In those days Giants upon the earth