A Place to Hang My Hat
Journey of Redemption: A Nomad's Hope Amidst Struggles
Lyrics
I can see it in your eyes
I perceive your emotions through your eyes.
I can tell you think that I
I sense that you believe
Am just some troubled soul
I am portrayed as a troubled soul
So lost and all alone
Feeling lost and isolated
But I know each step I take
Despite challenges, each step I take
Brings me closer to the day
Brings me closer to a future day
That I'll be walk'n on
When I'll be walking on
Those shining streets of gold
Streets made of shining gold
Cause I' am just passing though
I am just passing through
Wearing holey clothes and shoes
Wearing worn-out clothes and shoes
But it matters not just what
Regardless of the external appearance
A man has on
It doesn't matter what a man wears
This old place and blood of mine
This place and my heritage
It's welled on borrowed time
Exist on borrowed time
It's just a place to hang my hat
It's merely a place to hang my hat
Tell I go home
Until I return home
Mr I don't your name
Addressing an unknown person
But I thank you for your change
Expressing gratitude for a contribution
God bless you sir
Wishing blessings upon the person
You must have Jesses in your life
Suggesting the person may have experienced difficulties
A little help along the way
Acknowledging assistance received along the journey
Never hurts to much these days
Recognizing that help is valuable in current times
Even though I know
Despite knowing I'll be alright in His hands
In his hands I'll be alright
Expressing trust in a higher power
Cause I' am just passing though
I am just passing through
Wearing holey clothes and shoes
Wearing worn-out clothes and shoes
But it matters not just what
Regardless of the external appearance
A man has on
It doesn't matter what a man wears
This old place and blood of mine
This place and my heritage
It's welled on borrowed time
Exist on borrowed time
It's just a place to hang my hat
It's merely a place to hang my hat
Tell I go home
Until I return home
Oh it's just a place to hang my hat
Emphasizing again that it's just a place to hang a hat
Tell I go home
Until the return to one's true home
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