| The old house is falling down
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| Every step I take makes a hollow sound
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| Should I walk away, should I push on through?
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| What in the world can a good man do?
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| Laughing eyes with a touch of grey
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| The record stopped when she looked my way
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| I could hear hear heart from across the room
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| What in the world can a good man do?
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| Yellow hair and almond
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| Skin she opened her arms and I fell right in
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| And she gave me love like I never knew
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| What in the world can a good man do?
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| Well her hands are warm, her hands are strong
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| She holds me here like I belong
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| But I know I can’t love her like she wants me to
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| What in the world can a good man do?
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| We meet up late at the old fair grounds
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| And I’ve come here to let her down
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| I keep trying to leave but my feet won’t move
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| What in the world can a good man do?
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| I walk a mile cross the kitchen floor
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| I slip the key underneath door
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| They will call me kind
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| They will call me cruel
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| What in the world can a good man do?
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| What in the world can a good man do?
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| Good man do |