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There, but for the grace of God, go I A girl with no name With a look of desolate embarrassed shame Laid on a makeshift bed in the quiet alley But tonight, it's not so quiet Crowds of well-to-do fortunates Are making their way to a Concert A small dog nestles down Onto a cwtch made of stone He's her only lively company On this hellish desolate journey Whatever is wrong Here, there is no beautiful song Society has failed The girl that's derailed How many turned to look away from her bed? How many quiet tears were shed? How many ignored? How many cringed? How many felt guilt seeing her ***** quilt? How many cared For the girl with no name With the look of desolate embarrassed shame? She's now adopted a blank stare as she asks "Any change spare?" So tonight when you turn in, say a little prayer Because, but for the grace of God, we could be lying there. Written by Kris Prevel June 2014
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Jun 24, 2014
Jun 24, 2014 at 5:11 PM UTC
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There, but for the grace of God, go I A girl with no name With a look of desolate embarrassed shame Laid on a makeshift bed in the quiet alley But tonight, it's not so quiet Crowds of well-to-do fortunates Are making their way to a Concert A small dog nestles down Onto a cwtch made of stone He's her only lively company On this hellish desolate journey Whatever is wrong Here, there is no beautiful song Society has failed The girl that's derailed How many turned to look away from her bed? How many quiet tears were shed? How many ignored? How many cringed? How many felt guilt seeing her ***** quilt? How many cared For the girl with no name With the look of desolate embarrassed shame? She's now adopted a blank stare as she asks "Any change spare?" So tonight when you turn in, say a little prayer Because, but for the grace of God, we could be lying there. Written by Kris Prevel June 2014
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Jun 24, 2014 at 5:11 PM UTC
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