Soap box preacher standing on a And all the people would gather round You speak of faith a blaze of glory But that fear, they wanna knock you down
Nobody knows you live Where do you go in the naked All of the prophets, come before you They can your lonesome cry
When out there in the night all alone When staring in the light at the end of the road
In those shoes, coming on up the alley In those shoes, walks all over the sky Then he his hat just like Don Quixote And said, "Don't let the pass you by"
Heard a bugle blowing in the morning What a sound over Times Square Heard of the ghost of Street Looked out the but no one was there
Out in the cold Harlem I went for this minstrel man Played me a song to the pain With the Army Band
When you're out there on the dark all When you're sleeping in the park at the end of the
In those proud shoes, coming on up the In those proud shoes, walks all the sky Then he tipped his hat just Don Quixote And said, "Don't let the pass you by"
In the wilderness and the asphalt jungle He carries his of passion Through the wreckage and the
In those shoes, coming on up the alley In those proud shoes, all over the sky he tipped his hat just like Don Quixote And said, "Don't let the rapture, don't let the pass you by let it pass you by Ooh, don't let it you by"