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Wooh oh
You wear a badge honor,
Your heart is filled with courage;
You have rings around your color;
No one would ever know that;
you’re homeless
He’s homeless, I’m homeless not hope less;
Jesus is not home and I’m not alone
For you have the freshest breathe;
You have the sweetish smile;
While all the while
You’re just a child of God and your homeless;
you’re homeless
He’s homeless, I’m homeless not hope less;
Jesus is not home and I’m not alone
You’ve lost your job lost your house;
Sold your car, live in the park;
Yet in the alleys of the city,
Stray dogs N cats share their meals with you;
The world looks on gladly, to you so sadly;
Good things you’re a widower;
Good thing you’re alone (you’re not alone)
Chances are people are hope in, Alleluia,
Take baths in the sink,
At Village Inn
Walk to the park at sunrise
Pick wild mint twixt the grasses
Chew on them to freshen your breath;
Don’t feel sorrow for him;
He’s got Jesus all around and inside him;
you’re homeless
He’s homeless, I’m homeless not hope less;
Jesus is not home and I’m not alone
Now a house is a mortgage rented bill;
Wood, drywall siding thrill;
Home is where; home is where the heart is
And if your heart is in Jesus
Then you have a home
You have a home; in Him is your home
You are not home less
You are not homeless but heavenly blessed
you’re homeless
He’s homeless, I’m homeless not hope less;
Jesus is not home and I’m not alone
8/21/19
Written words James Edward Lee Sr.2019©
From forthcoming anthology “Old Gospel Songs Sung"
Copyright © James Edward Lee Sr. | Year Posted 2019
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