Bobby Powers - Street Dogs

You left for work each morning before the sun

Came up, you put your forty years in but it

Wasn’t quite enough, you put a couple bucks

Down when you got a hunch and I never heard

You complaining all that much

It hits me in the spring of every year

I think about you and I wonder where

Your life has taken you, are you still here

I thought your words were dumb but now

They’ve become clear to me «To Me»

Every day you wife packed a brown bag with

Your lunch, it never seemed like much but

It must have been enough, you had 6 kids

And lots of bill, it had to be real tough, but

I’ve never heard you talking about you too much

It hits me in the spring of every year

I think about you and I wonder where

Your life has taken you, are you still here

I thought your words were dumb but now

They’ve become clear to me

Did you always speak the truth «To Me»

Now I’ve grown up I got a family of my own

I go to work each morning and I chip

Away the stone and sometimes when its dark

And I’m feeling all alone, I think about the

Way you worked you fingers to the bone

It hits me in the spring of every year

I think about you and I wonder where

Your life has taken you, are you still here

I thought your words were dumb but now

They’ve become clear to me

Did you always speak the truth

All you meant to say was that I

Would learn the truth someday

All you meant to say was that I

(I Remember you)

Would learn the truth someday

(hey Bobby hey)

HEY!