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Met a man who taught me how to work
And he took his time

He changed my life forever with a wink
And made it mine

When he had to leave
I said don't go
He told me to believe
And he'd be there

Met a man who taught me how to laugh
And have some fun

Said sometimes you've got to stay until the end
You can't just run

When he had to go
I said don't leave
He said that I'd always know
That he'd be there

Met a man who taught me how to love
And moved my soul

Held my hand whenever I was scared
And knew when to let go

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