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Can I Be That Man By Kenny Davis

Can I Be That Man by Kenny Davis Can I be that man? The man who makes you laugh Who makes you feel whole or complete When you feel less than half Can I be that man? A man, for you, beyond the sheets Whose presence excites you and love delights you Whose kiss makes your knees weak Can I be that man? The man that makes you smile Who makes your sun shine through the rain Even if just for a while Can I be that man? The man that holds your heart Who intends to mend and defend Where others have pulled it apart Can I be that man? That man different from the rest Who gives you more of himself than you expect Always giving you way beyond his best Can I be than man? The man that serves as a breath of fresh air Where all you would do is wake up in the morning And he will be honored to take it from there Can I be that man? Better than those of the past A man to show you what a good one feels like A love from the heart that is meant to last Can I be that man? Your angel from heaven on this earth A man who knows how To love and honor your worth Can I be that man? The legendary “man of your dreams” For when you chose to give up on love He restores your faith to believe Can I be that man? A knight in shining armor at your defense Who is more than willing to give you the world At little to hardly no expense Can I be that man? The man by your side Who allows you to feel no one will hurt you Whenever you look into his eyes Can I be that man? That meant for you by God’s design A man that is honored by you A man to make you glad to say, “He’s mine!” For the one who jumps when you jump Holding hand in hand I ask you one time more “Can I be that man?” © August 2011 k.davis

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