If the Humblest and Truest Man

Verse I

A humble man makes you feel his kindness,
he doesn't weight what you aren't able to give; 
his main goal is the promise of faithfulness,
look into his shining eyes...they show love! 

Chorus:

If the humblest and truest man kneels down,
there's no greater need than that in anyone;
hold his strong hand and take him to Heaven,
stairs are very long: you are bound to smile!

Verse II

Don't hug anyone that winks,
it could be a false alarm;
he may want more than kisses,
you can keep his charm...
that's his trick to deceive hearts,
they get hurt before shedding tears. 

Chorus:
If the humblest and truest man kneels down,
there's no need greater than that in anyone;
hold his strong hand and take him to Heaven,
stairs are very long: hey, you are bound to smile!   

Despite the odds, you may not win any price;
be ready to foresee where the danger might lie,
when a guy cares, he surely vows you with desire...
that's the promise of faithfulness you admire!
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