"A little change" genre: Alternative General
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	This song is for the homeless, if you should like it, download it, pay a homeless person for it whether it be a quarter, a sandwich or a blanket. Thank you.
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	Story Behind the Song What prompted me to write this song was seeing a person I once knew from my high school panhandling on Peel street in Montreal. I consider myself lucky to have the capability to write lyrics and tell my stories, and to have a friend like Chris to put them to music. Lyrics Can you spare a little change I'm hungry and I'm cold Sitting here all day, no place else to go I've got no shoes, nothing to lose somtimes don't know my name I am alive I feel my feet as they freeze.. Can anyone please, rescue me take me away, where the sun shines all day I am unique, I'm not a freak people point call me insane I'm destitute, no education, no generation that I come from, I'm not to blame and I have no shame, and all I ask of you. Can you spare a little change I promise I won't drink can't you that I, don't care what people think don't turn you head, pretend I'm dead cause I won't go away, life is so cheap I cannot sleep on the street Can anyone please, rescue me take me away, where the sun shines all day I am unique, I'm not a freak people point call me insane I'm destitute, no education, no generation that I come from, I'm not to blame and I have no shame, and all I ask of you. Can you spare a little change I'm hungry and I'm cold.

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