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I Am
 
  I never been on a railroad, as many times as they pass me by
I never crashed in the desert or seen a rodeo
I don’t know much about the world wars or vietnam
I’ve yet to read about uncle tom
Never climbed a real rock or seen colorado
Am I the son I think I am
Am I the friend I think I am
Am I the man I think I wanna be - hey
I never had a day where money didn’t get in my way
I never listened to much elvis
I can’t remember a warm december
Am I the son I think I am
Am I the friend I think I am
Am I the man I think I wanna be - hey
Cause I’m here for my sanity sanity
I am here for you
I’m here for your fantasy sanity, I am here
I am
Am I the son I think I am
Am I the friend I think I am
Am I the man I think I wanna be
Cause I’m here for my sanity sanity I am here for you
Whether or not I’m walkin in
Whether or not I’m walkin out
I’m always here for you



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