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I'm Your Superman
 
  Na na na na na. . .
I’m your superman
Oh yes I am!

I may not be as fast as a shot from a gun
And stoppin’ locomotives ain’t my idea of fun
And I don’t have the magic to fly through the air
I can feel it when you are there
And when you’re near me I’m like someone new
I even feel real bulletproof too

Na na na na na. . .
I’m your superman
Oh yes I am!

I am not super strong I have no super sight
I’m not afraid of being in kryptonite
And I don’t have the magic to fly through the air
I can feel it when you are there
And when you’re near me I’m like someone new
I even feel real bulletproof too

Na na na na na. . .
I’m your superman
Oh yes I am!




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