All Of Me
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All Of Me
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Verse 1:
Just a man. No more.
Maybe not what you were hoping for.
Made mistakes, God knows,
But I've always tried for
Something more.
If I try to explain
And the words don't come
That easy for me,
Listen patiently
And I'll try to tell you
Just how I feel.
Chorus:
All of my life,
All of my love
All that I'm ever, ever dreaming of,
All of my strength
And all of my weakness
These are all the things
That I have to give,
All of me.
Verse 2:
Sometimes a fool, sometimes wise,
Just like a child
When I look in your eyes.
I see my future, I feel the past.
Now I can see just what
I really have.
With the words in my hand
Still they always seem to
Get in the way,
Just one tear filled dance,
Maybe then you'll know
What I'm trying to say.
Chorus:...
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Bob Carlisle performs "All Of Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Bob Carlisle catalog on LyroVerse.
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