The Man At The Edge Of The World

(Patrick Sullivan)

I saw a homeless family living on the streets

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I stand across And watch from the other side I see so many people Swallowing their pride Just to keep their dream alive While other people laugh They keep they heads held high As another day goes by Another child dies Like a lamb being led to the slaughter As I watch He holds the hand of his only daughter At the edge of the world Sits a man full of stories About life and loss A lifetime of memories Of the way life used to be A junk car In the corner of a parking lot Their home away from home It's not the american dream they were hoping for I wonder what would have happened If he hadn't run out of time From the past into this lifetime Can be an angel in disguise He tried to find some answers The man behind the counter Sorry, you're on your own He's finally shown what he has always known At the edge of the world Sits a man full of stories About life and loss A lifetime of memories Of the way life used to be Eluding stares from all the faces Blinded by ignorance Once they're gone They'll never be seen again Somewhere like a scene from a movie A pictured painted Says a thousand words Have I come back to life Or did I ever leave at all Finding the strength to start again In a place where your prayers are never heard And the truth will never have it's turn At the edge of the world Sits a man full of stories About life and loss A lifetime of memories Of the way life used to be

© Patrick Sullivan 2018

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