Jim I got a brother from another mother, Low on socks but high on cover.

I got a brother from another mother, Low on socks but high on cover. Let’s call him Jim—fits like a glove, Straight-up bloke, moves with love. He was out the other day, Pushin’ his biz—deals in clay. Third stop? Shut. That’s rough luck, So he kept it movin', didn’t get stuck. (Verse 2) Further up the road, he spots a guy, Wobbly legs and a cautious eye. One sock on, speech a bit slow, Jim thought, “He might need a bro.” Took off his own and passed it over, Like a quiet knight, no four-leaf clover. Saved him from cold, the grime, the stares, But mostly just showed that someone cares. (Chorus) Yeah, he gave more than a sock that day, He gave a gift you can’t just weigh. Kindness, hope, and dignity— Carried it all so selflessly. (Verse 3) Now Jim, he knows a place or two, Took the guy to a church with a view. Warm food, coffee, a blanket too, A place where "seen and heard" is true. Found him some jobs, kept it light— Countin' bricks, pullin’ weeds, feelin’ right. Not charity, nah—just purpose and space, With a little respect and a whole lotta grace. (Bridge) It don’t take much to do what’s right, When the vibe is safe and the moment’s tight. One sock, one step, one hand reached out, That’s what everyday kindness is about. (Chorus – repeat) Yeah, he gave more than a sock that day, He gave a gift you can’t just weigh. Kindness, hope, and dignity— Carried it all so selflessly. (Outro) So here’s to the Jims, with quiet hearts, Makin’ change with humble parts. No headlines, no spotlight beam, Just love in action. That’s the dream