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Chicago ~ Song For You


Wanted to show i'm a man;
Say the word and i'll tell you again;
Wanted to show i'm a man you can rely upon,
That's all i am.

I am a man that you can count on;
Call out my name and i'll be there.
I'm a man you can be sure of, baby,
It's your love that takes me there, takes me there.

I am a man that you can lean on;
Call out my name and i'll be there.
I'm a man you can be sure of, baby,
It's your love that takes me there, takes me there.

Wanted to show i'm a man;
Say the words to me, say it again;
Want you to know i'm a man you can depend upon,
That's all i am.

I'm a man that you can count on;
Call out my name, and i'll be there.
I'm a man you can be sure of, baby,
It's your love that takes me there, takes me there.


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