The Best For Me
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The Best For Me
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She's got the kind of nerve
To stand up in my face
She's not afraid to speak up
And put me in my place
She's got this thing about her yes she does
She tells the truth with love
One in a million is an insult
She's unmatchable
That is why she is the best for me
Nobody else can come close you see
I'd walk to Rome for her company
Anytime
I'm not the kind of guy
Likes to hear when I've been wrong
But I drink her every word
Because she sings my Savior's song
She stands up for what she believes
She's got good reason for all that she does
She makes a rainbow look black and white
She's better than beautiful to me
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