Drunkard Man With A Kind Heart

Before the Dawn searches the bottle,

Walks a Mile and finds the quarter,

Blending with a glass of water,

More enthusiastic, starts feeling better.

Empties the pocket gives to his child,

The child becomes joyful, looks and he smiled,

Eating breakfast, he left for his work,

"Call me,’ the wife said, “I’ll be in the network.”

Slogs the day, in the sun,

Sweats his blood and lows his voice.

Goes to market, and takes a home turn,

Filled with excitement to hear his child's noise.

On the way finds an unknown man,

Gets him along for the dinner,

Wife cooks food as she had planned,

He eats less and feeds the hunger.

Gives the bed to him to sleep,

Finds his child resting so deep,

Talks to the wife about the day,

Gives the wages before she lay.

Drinks his quarter before he slumber,

Starts worrying for his boy,

Discuss things with a lot of joy,

Talking alone goes to sleep.