Eighth Street Salvation
There is a peculiar grace on 8th Street
With the degenerates and the forgotten
And all God's people just can't can't understand
What it means to be excepted
Without lines in the sand
To gather soul food on sunday
Surrounded by suits and ties and white lace petticoats
Then hand it out indiscrimmiantely after the 9 to 5
In that stretch of road there are no rules;
no prior expectations to be met
the askers can have and the knockers can come in
This is the place man forgot
But here there' still space to listen to high times and failfures unabashedly
With wayward faces and throwaway kids and a long haiured man in sandles
Not forgotten by all in a blur of jabbering Pharisies
His people are where you find them
where was that wall?
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