The Hobo
Ton : CCapo 5English
ADmnd he sits beside the fDmountaDbin with his heDmad boCwed down don't looGk around
At the gCrey steel and the cConcrBete a maAmn has never known a colder home
With fGifty cents for burgundy a paper bag that holds a change of sAmocks
and a bible that's too pEoor to hock
ADmnd I looked into his eyDmes thDbey were blDmue liCke mine I recGognized
The holClow sunken fCeeliBng like Amsome work of art they painted
To hGang upon the wall as we gathered round to praise the hAmonesty
of one man's lonely mEisery
And eFvery heart that ever broke oFmne man's dreams a heavy load
That dCied from an overdose of oGn the road sits aFll alone...C
IDm gave the man some mDmoney Dband wiDmshed Chim well as my Geyes fell
To his fCeet the bottom of a bCody BwrapAmped up inside such ragged clothes
That IG felt like a millionaire with little more but rich so rich in lAmove
and no one gives a dEamn for him
ADmnd I hope that he finds JDmesus Dbor a beDmd tonCight or anoGther drink
I'd takeC him home but you sCee nBow I Am don't live alone
And eGven if I did some other reason would make me think of the pAmlaces
tEhat I must go
And eFvery heart that ever broke oFmne man's dreams a heavy load
That dCied from an overdose of oGn the road sits aFll alone...C
And mDmaybe if he gDmot a Dbshave and waDmshed Cthe blood off of Ghis face
And chanCged his suit he'd be sCome Buse to this coAmuntry this prosperity
BGut he's bleeding in his soul they haven't found a cure for that you sAmee
eExcept for maybe burgundy
And eFvery heart that ever broke oFmne man's dreams a heavy load
That dCied from an overdose of oGn the road sits aFll alone... C