Spare Change
Spare Change, spare change?
Pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, anything
The poor family asks every morning
Holding out their tiny tin can to passers-by
In the same raggedy clothing
They beg by busy street corners
They beg for lack of food
Hoping to get enough to eat
But not enough for their education
They ask everyone but few give in
What if each passer-by could pitch in a dollar?
What if the whole world could help the poor and the homeless?
We would all be millionaires in our own little ways
No man, woman, or child shall have to go begging again
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