Man That I Am
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Man That I Am
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In a world where there's not enough love to go round
And hurt wears a pretty disguise
Well I found the love that's too strong to tear down
As strong as the look in her eyes
And I'm so thankful your love found me wrapped these two arms round me
Lifted me when I was down
You made me see what I could do and you made me want to
You made me the man that I am
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Oh I wake up each morning at first light of dawn
And your face is the first thing I see
Then I think how some men search world for their dreams
And mine's like right next to me
And I'm so thankful your love found me...
You made me the man that I am
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