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I wish my daddy was a doctor of philosophy
It's hard to teach a boy to read through men with radiology
You can study all the people bone by bone
But you can't see the darkness down within a man's soul

I wish my momma could have read the world
It's hard to teach experience with an English degree
You can talk to the people Iike a politician
But I prefer to be taken seriously

There was a man in a dumpster, I swear I saw him breathing
A woman with a youngster fighting for feeding
There was a child with a future, opportunity is fleeting
An immigrant believer whose faith is now retreating
A line undefined telling me how to get home
A rule learned in school, trying to make it on my own
A prayer in the pew, telling me how I should love you
There's a hole in my soul

I wish my brother could show me how to love
He's been loving me through victory and things that I'll not speak of
You can smile at the people when your heart is feeling low
You can reach for the people when your arms are moving slow
You can walk with the people when all you want to do is go
If only I knew how to do that, that's all I'd want to know

Right on, Right on



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Writer(s): John Driskell Hopkins
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