A Man Without Love
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A Man Without Love
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A man without love is only half a man
And half a man is nothing
A man without love cannot begin to dream
For all his dreams lead nowhere
That was me, the man I used to be
A lonely cloud who’d never found his destiny
Then you came, you touched my heart and told the pain to go
And now I know
A man who is loved has everything in life
And all his life is roses and rainbows and songbirds
That he knows never sang
For a man without love
That was me, the man I used to be
A lonely cloud who’d never found his destiny
Then you came, you touched my heart and told the pain to go
And now I know
A man who is loved has everything in life
And all his life is roses and rainbows and songbirds
That he knows never sang
For a man without love
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