The Forgotten
Every day we pass by,
All the people we saw cry
But do we think of it?
No we just overlook the ones who quit
I sometimes stop what I'm doing,
To my dismay I just end up stewing
About the people who we've forgotten,
The people who have bought in
To drugs, to alcohol, to the easy way out,
Mulling over what life's really about
Why have I done this to myself?
Why can't I stop myself?
I can sincerely relate,
To all those people we seem to hate
It started for them with a dream,
Whether little or extreme
And for whatever reason they gave up,
Tossed it away like some paper Dixie Cup
Quit, failure, we've all had or ups and downs,
But these people are ones wearing the saddest frowns
But imagine what they'd look like with a second chance,
No longer being someone's second glance
A hand shake, a friendly hello,
For our friends down on skid row
You don't have to take them in,
Or make them one of your kin
Just put yourself in their shoes,
Before you start to brand and accuse