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Do you know her? Where did she come from?
What’s her story? They all have one
What about him? A string of bad luck?
Or, nowhere to turn when hard times struck

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An old rucksack from Vietnam holds all he owns 
That old cart she’s pushing … she calls her home
Living under bridges … sleeping anywhere at night
Homeless … invisible … out of sight

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Think about how each soul is bared … if we were to stop and stare into their eyes
Looking in from two sides of life
Would they see guilt, hate and blame; would we see fear, despair and shame
We can’t make them invisible by turning our back and closing our eyes

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Was he a hero fighting for our lives?
Was she a mother … a loving wife?
Why was no one there to turn them around when their world turned upside down?

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Let’s worry less about why they gave up and when 
Then we do about who gave up on them
Leaving them under bridges … sleeping anywhere at night … 
Homeless … invisible … out of sight

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Think about how each soul is bared … if we were to stop and stare into their eyes
Looking in from two sides of life
Would they see guilt, hate and blame; would we see fear, despair and shame
And how many of us could really understand?
To think about how each soul is bared … if we were to stop and stare into their eyes
Looking in from two sides of life
Would they see guilt, hate and blame; would we see fear, despair and shame
Let’s not make them invisible by turning our back and closing our eyes

No, they’re not invisible … it’s time to turn back and open our eyes