"there's no place for me."
a man of nowhere,
a man of black heart
from the dead end streets.

 [bad word] through me.
i am no one,
i am nothing,
i am a man of defeat.

what's left for me?
what's left for me?"

thought of those open roads,
his mother praying all alone,
that vagrant anthem and the field sung hymns,
the cowardice forever following him.

"what's left, what's left for me?
the world has turned it's back on me.
there's no place for me."
a sullen walk to the chapel stairs.

 [bad word] through me."
a hard pull on that white oak door
to face up those fears.

"there's no place for me."

"what brings you here my son?"
"i've been a horrible man.
i killed my father,
i killed my brother,
i left my mother in your god's hands."

"clasp your hands and count your sins.
kneel at the pew." and so the sermon begins.
"no judgment cast down this day,
will set you free.

you are forgiven my son,
you are blessed and redeemed.
you've found absolution here son,
but only from me."

"what's left, what's left for me?"
a sullen walk to the steeple top
to look over the city.

he carves his name in that old brass bell,
so when it rings he can hear it in [bad word] 
one last look to that western sky,
one last wish he could have changed his life.

"i ain't, ain't no wicked man."
he let his feet slip from under him.

unwanted.