Do They Sit Alone?

It's just a cursory discourse To the boy minding of the bourse And he's tapping on the wall But he can't sit still if at all And there's moments that do make clear But mainly he thinks of years And the voyage of the coast With his beagle he loves the most But they shot the man who came back How could you treat a passenger like that He'd like to wander the endless halls But they ask him to pay forth to Angles and life on the prairie Two shades the same, two shades the same Too laborious not to show Correspond an address to congress There goes a voice, there goes a voice I've lost touch long ago Do they sit alone? Do they sit alone? Reading what makes him grow Despises what he already knows And he knows that prejudice kills But he's heard that on the thrill He's passing but still enclosed Turning tricks for the worst The water does taste like doubt Since the Sunday paper is out But they shot the man who came back How could you treat a messenger like that He'd like to wander the endless halls But they ask him to pay forth to Angles and life on the prairie Two shades the same, two shades the same Too laborious not to show Correspond an address to congress There goes a voice, there goes a voice I've lost touch long ago Do they sit alone? Do they sit alone?