PBP - Why?

Ala "A Chorus Line," eighteen homeless male and female children of all denominations, between the ages of six and eighteen, tell their story of how they became homeless, in song. Each song tells their personal adventure and how they became homeless. A moderator in the audience asks them appropriate and biting questions that reflect our world today and its horrible priorities and values. This is a touching and powerful musical where a large percentage of the income made will go to help the homeless young people in the towns and cities throughout the world where this much needed and meaningful musical is performed.


I am your tired, your poor, your homeless Yearning to breathe free. Where is that kind, gentle world, You promised me?	I love the fireworks…the Fourth of July,	The taste of hotdogs….and hot apple pie.	I love a melody….that makes me sing.
I love baseball…. in the Spring.	I love the mountain air….the fresh scent of pine.	I love someone to care…whose heart touches mine.	I love a Teddy Bear, a childhood fantasy.

I love the sun setting on the sea.	I am you. You are me. I am who You could one day be. So open your heart, And the darkest night, Will glow With a thousand points of light.	I love the faces…of children at play,	The warm embraces…that lovers display.
There’s just so much I love, you see!			I wonder why, no one loves me?
	There is so much…I love you see.	I hope one day… someone loves me.