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Artist: Almir Sater
Canonical path: /almir-sater/homeless-souls
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Homeless Souls
Read Homeless Souls lyrics by Almir Sater on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Homeless Souls
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Here lies a man who reaches for a hand
with a little hope he could learn to cope in the world
Homeless souls everywhere look to those who really care
Don't turn your back on him lend a hand and be a friend
Homeless souls
He doesn't know how he ever got this low
he looks for the heart that will help him to start once again
Homeless souls everywhere look to those who really care
Don't turn your back on him lend a hand and be a friend
Homeless souls
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Almir Sater performs "Homeless Souls", and this lyric page sits inside the Almir Sater catalog on LyroVerse.
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