And the big stripper queen, she is feeling quite mean there in Soho,
As she talks all the while, to the men who don’t smile, it’s a no-no.
And it’s part of the act when she lays on her back with a wink and a grin,
But the show’s wearing thin, with a wink and a grin, around Soho.

CHORUS
And I wish I had the strength today, so I could blow it all away,
Replace it with a better plan, dedicate it to a better Man. 

Oh, the man’s looking thin, as he goes through the bins around Soho,
But you don’t mind the stench, when you sleep on a bench, it’s a no-no.
And you don’t need to think, all you need is drink, keep your eyes on the ground.
When you’re down, you are down, keep your eyes on the ground, around Soho.

And I wish I had the strength today, so I could blow it all away,
Replace it with a better plan, dedicate it to a better Man.

The junkies they wait in the underground station near Soho,
Though they don’t mean you harm, you can see by their arms, it’s a no-no.
As the cop lends a hand to the ambulance man, they take them away.
It’s the same every day, as they take them away, around Soho.

And I wish I had the strength today, so I could blow it all away,
Replace it with a better plan, dedicate it to a better Man.

CODA: Oh, the Salvation Army they play on the corners in Soho...

(The song then segue's into the first line of 'What a Friend we Have in Jesus')