Just a shoe
Just a shoe
please sir may I have a shoe
I know I shouldn't ask
for bare foot I have rough and tumbled
through the dirt tracks of my past
you may feel one shoe only
is such a strange request
that one seems so odd at least
but I will not need any less
I never had a pair of shoes
I got along quite well
but as time and life rolled on
my needs began to tell
more important were the other things
a head above water so to speak
for I was told that what I sow
will repay in what I reap
but nature in her wisdom
decided to play another trick
thats why you see in my hand
a borrowed wooden stick
so please could you spare a shoe
I know I shouldn't ask
it need not be a new one
even an old off cast
for I know it's going to help
my one foot in a shoe
my other lost forgotten
that's why I've come to you
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