Just a Man
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Just a Man
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It’s just the work I do every day
There’s no illusions or games we have to play
Whoever said you have to be a star
To love your life and live just as you are
Expression, it’s the only way
To move on from the past and give your love away
With the stars in my eyes
Reaching out for your hand
With these scars my soul cries
Here I am just a man
I never said I was the best
But with this vision I could never really rest
Yes it’s all that I can be
And I’m not afraid to let
To let you see all of me
As imperfect as I am
Standing tall I’ll walk my way
Through each day
With the stars in my eyes
Reaching out for your hand
With these scars my soul cries
Here I am just a man
It’s just the work I do every day
There’s no illusions or games we have to play
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John Orr Franklin performs "Just a Man", and this lyric page sits inside the John Orr Franklin catalog on LyroVerse.
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