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The Devil called 'Yesterday'

Yesterday I got lost
Originally I was destined somewhere

As I looked round
The more I got lost

I found myself on a street
This street looked strange

It was so far off
Far off the road

The road of intention
The road of attention

The road had festering worms
It's smell appalling

It's inhabitants in short dresses
Men who greeted and I could not respond

I did not know their language
I did not sing their tune

I got off from that road
Took a detour

A boy with a bicycle swung past me
His basket carrying two soft drinks

Both fell to the ground
I whispered 'sorry'

He went his way
And I promised  to say a prayer

I wondered to myself
How many live a life undeserved

How many know not tomorrow
Watch them

Say a prayer for them
They need it

Perhaps more then I
Perhaps more then you

Talk of selling your soul to the devil
The real devil is you!
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