SHRINKING MAN

well it's a change in the ocean, change in the sea, woke up one morning was a change in me i put on my pants, my pants fell down, i put on my shoes and they fell off too i looked in the mirror, was nothing to see, that's how it goes when you're a shrinking man like me shrinking man, shrinking man, nobody was worried 'bout a shrinking man worried man with a worried song, shrinking man ain't gonna be here long sometimes i worry 'bout clothes, 'cause a shrinking man's got to look good sometime don't need no sweatshop child puttin' shoes on my feet this time chained to a sewing machine, down in hell where the sun don't shine look as good as you can, but please don't rob your fellow man sometimes i worry 'bout food, 'cause a shrinking man's got to eat right sometime i don't need much and i don't pay no starvation wage to poor folks out on the poison ground you don't rob the land when you're just a little old shrinking man sometimes i worry bout prayer, 'cause a shrinking man better be a prayin' man once i had a dream that was working, i had good ideas, i made big plans now i'm just like a leaf in the wind that's blowing, i hope King Jesus can understand