(Jimmy Alan Stewart/Jim Rudd)
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He'd known the ten commandments
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From the time he was five
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But in the jungles if Vietnam there was no wrong or right
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He was a decorated hero when he stepped down off the train
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But some folks in his home town only made him feel ashamed
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Could you walk a mile in that man's shoes
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When you have no choice how can you choose
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Don't be quick to judge til you've been there too
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Stop and think for awhile
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Could you walm a mile in that man's shoes
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There was no one there to hold her hand the night her baby came
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Just a couple waiting down the hall whowould give her child a name
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At seventeen she learned the meaning of a mother's love
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To give her baby life she knew she had to give it up
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Could you walk a mile in that woman's shoes
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When you have no choice how can you choose
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Don't be quick to judge til you've been there too
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Stop and think for awhile
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Could you walm a mile in that woman's shoes
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They cursed him and they kicked him as
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They dragged him down the street
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They nailed him to a cross and soldiers gambled at his feet
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And though his heart was broken from all they'd put him through
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He said Father please forgive them
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They know not what they do
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Could you walk a mile in that man's shoes
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When you have no choice how can you choose
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Don't be quick to judge til you've been there too
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Stop and think for awhile
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Could you walm a mile in that man's shoes
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Stop and think for awhile
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Could you walk a mile in that man's shoes
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Could You Walk A Mile
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| John & Audrey Wiggins |
