Wednesday, March 26, 2014

UNLIKELY HERO by Dennis Ogle

You see him there everyday
Durin' your mornin' commute
Always standin' on the same street corner
tattered clothes and worn out boots
Carries a cardboard sign that says
I'll work for food
You never give the man a second thought

How would he have known it
When he woke up this mornin'
He'd be a different man in the eyes of everyone
That used to look down on him
Nobody knows this unlikely hero
Who really cares if his face has a name
whose gonna pray for this unlikely hero
Today the hands of the needy
Became the hands of fate
She was daddy's little girl
And she loved it when he'd drive her to school
The road was slick from the rain last night
He was takin' it slow and cool
Overloaded semi swerved into her daddy's lane
But she was pulled from the flames
By the hands of fate

How would he have known it
When he woke up this mornin'
He'd be a different man in the eyes of everyone
That used to look down on him
Nobody knows this unlikely hero
Who really cares if his face has a name
Who's gonna pray for this unlikely hero
today the hands of the needy
Became the hands of fate

It wasn't that long ago he was a young man
A young man with a dream, and an open road
to his destiny 


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