Don't Laugh At Me   

I'm a little boy with glasses, the one they call a geek;
A little girl who never smiles 'cause I've got braces on my teeth,
and I know how it feels to cry myself to sleep.
 
I'm that kid on every playground, who's always chosen last;
A single teenage mother trying to overcome my past:
You don't have to be my friend is it too much to ask?
 
Don't laugh at me, don't call me names.
Don't get your pleasure from my pain.
In God's eyes we're all the same;
Some day we'll all have perfect Wings,
Don't laugh at me
 
I'm a cripple on the corner; you pass me on the street.
I wouldn't be out here begging, if I had enough to eat
And don't think I don't notice that our eyes never meet.
I lost my wife and little boy when someone crossed that yellow line,
The day we laid 'em in the ground is the day I lost my mind.
Right now I'm down to holding this little cardboard sign.
 
So, don't laugh at me, Don't call me names.
Don't get your pleasure from my pain.
In God's eyes, we're all the same;
Someday we'll all have perfect wings.
Don't laugh at me.
 
I'm fat, I'm thin,
I'm short, I'm tall,
I'm deaf, I'm blind;
Hey, aren't we all?
 
Don't laugh at me, Don't call me names.
Don't get your pleasure from my pain.
In God's eyes we're all the same;
Someday we'll all have perfect wings,
Don't laugh at me
 
Written by Allen Shamblin and Steve Seskin
Performed by Mark Wills

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