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I feel you, out on the street
I know you, and I know that you know me
I see you, don`t know if you see me
I got you, and I know that you got me
I hurt you, when I was just 18
You took me, somewhere I`d never been
Never came back to the places that I knew
Out of the pitch black
Where the sky was always blue
If I am a weaker man, weaker man, weaker man
I can be a better man, better man, better man
You can help me
Please, please show me how to be
The man I know I am
The man I know I am
In the darkness, where I now the light will never shine
You come to me, to put the sun back in my eyes
You`ve got the spell changed, you can help me on my way
The feelings so strange
Coming back another day
If I am a weaker man, weaker man, weaker man
I can be a better man, better man, better man
You can help me
Please, please show me how to be
The man I know I am
The man I know I am
One day I`m gonna write a letter
Gonna give you all the world
And the feelings that I have inside
One day I`m gonna get a little better
Gonna give you all my life and my love
That I can not hide, yeah
If I am a weaker man, weaker man, weaker man
I can be a better man, better man, better man
Who can help me
Please, please show me how to be
The man I know I am
The man I know I am
The man I know I am
The man I know I am
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