One Arm Man
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One Arm Man
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The one arm man
Hates his body
When he sees his reflection
The one arm man
Stares for hours
All he sees is imperfection
Hey, one arm man
Do you need a hand?
The one arm man
Can't drive his car
Lost all sense of independence
A phantom limb
Replaced his arm
But the pain is still relentless
Hey, one arm man
Do you need a hand?
Hey, one arm man
Do you need a hand?
He never made the baseball team
He couldn't do a lot of things
He only played with one arm toys
Show him the door
There's no way through
He wasn't always a one arm man
Do you need a hand? (x2)
The one arm man
He lost his mind
Entertainment for the public
The one arm man
Could use a hand
But helping hands
Don't ever care
Hey, one arm man
Do you need a hand? (x2)
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Who performs "One Arm Man"?
Rooney performs "One Arm Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Rooney catalog on LyroVerse.
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