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What would you do


They're everywhere On every street corners asking for help Begging and pledding asking for nothing But food Many pass them by Saying I don't care If you swithched places for a day Wouldn't you do the same Go around asking for help Cause you can't help yourself Begging for food cause you ain't ate in days What would you do if you were in their place You can't say that you would be proudful Everyone has a downfall What would you do when You see them there asking for food Give it to them or walk the other way
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