| God of the rich man ainЂ™t the God for the poor. |
| Godmen and the state hospital is closedand wouldnЂ™t you know |
| Winos and office girls in the park. |
| Wanted you alone to walk beside her |
| Wanted you alone to live beside herit was morning |
| Better roads with light on them. |
| Can your diamonds talk to youcan you see them shine. |
| Keep them hiding in your roomcan they guide you in your time. |
| Can they guide you in your time. |
| Windows were broken by your dear oneЂ™s hands |
| Gates left swinging by your dear oneЂ™s hands |
| An old book salesman asked if he could step in. |
| The sidewalks you slept on held no rest. |
| Gave away the money you saved |
| In your trustyouЂ™re sorry now. |
| Light hits you funny at the time. |
| The sidewalksyou slept on |
| TheyЂ™re so broken. theyЂ™re so broken down |
| IЂ™ll meet you there. IЂ™ll meet you there. |
| Years before and the trees would start to bloom |
| You walked outsidewanted back in your roomwhat did you hope for. |
| Turn the corner while you slept? |
| God of the rich man ainЂ™t the God for the poor. |
| Godmen and the state hospital is closedand wonЂ™t you know |
| Winos and office girls in the park. |