Broken windows
In empty hallways
Pale dead moon
And the sky streaked with grey
Human kindness overflowing
And I think it's gonna rain today

Scarecrows dressed in the latest styles
With frozen smiles to keep love away
Human kindness overflowing
And I think it's gonna rain today

Lonely, lonely
Tin can at my feet
I think I'll kick it down the street
That's the way to treat a friend

Right before me
The signs implore me
Help the needy
And show them the way
Human kindness, it's overflowing
And I think it's gonna rain today

Lonely, so lonely
Tin can at my feet
I think I'll kick it down the street
That's the way to treat a friend

Right before me
The signs implore me
Help the needy
And show them the way
Human kindness, it's overflowing
And I think it's gonna rain today


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