| He wakes up, wakes up early today.
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| He doesn’t feel like, feel like going through this routine day.
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| Oh oh, he runs to, runs to
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| catch a spot on the subway. |
| (On the subway.)
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| He gets to, gets to work this five fast day.
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| When he sees her,
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| he’s not just a typical city boy,
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| she makes him feel like so much more.
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| She helped him believe things are more than they seem,
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| and have some hope.
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| His friends they, friends they laugh & say he’s crazy.
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| Because he believes his life will really go somewhere. |
| (Really go somewhere.)
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| Oh I know that, know that, sometimes life seems so unfair.
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| But some day, some day, I know he’ll get there.
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| 'Cause when he sees her,
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| he’s not just a typical city boy,
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| she makes him feel like so much more.
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| She helped him believe things are more than they seem,
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| and have some hope.
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| Yeah-eah.
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| Oh, yeah.
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| Again.
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| He wakes up in the morning.
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| He finds he’s all blown out.
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| And inside he hears a warning.
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| Can he be enough?
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| Can people see that, see that, he’s too good to be true?
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| And it’s hard to believe after all that he’s been through.
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| I’ve never seen someone so thrilled with love like you.
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| How can it be you, be you, can I see it too?
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| Because to me he’s, not just a typical city boy.
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| Because to me, he’s so much more.
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| He helped me believe things are more than they seem,
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| and I have some hope.
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| Not just a typical city boy.
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| She makes him feel like so much more.
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| She helped him believe things are more than they seem,
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| and have some hope.
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| Yeah-eah.
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| Oh, again.
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| Yeah-eah-eah-eah.
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| Because you’re so much more than me,
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| (Yeah)
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| so much more.
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| (Oh, again.)
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| You’re so much more to me.
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| So much more,
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| (More than …)
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| you’re so much more to me. |