Love Man - Jackson Jackson

I’ve lived a life of superstitious wishes

Just trying to get by and drifting like the fishes in the water

I’ve looked for soft hair and beautiful faces by the daffodil fields

Oh yes sir, I tried to steal your daughter

Those gentle cries in the morning light, that softest skin, that sweet delight

I’ve drank the sweetest water you can drink

But I didn’t really think I was a love man

Until I met you

Some people lie and cheat and steal and drink wine every night by the case

And I guess I’m that way too, I’m not perfect

And I guess you’ve done bad things too, and that you’re not always beautiful

Well I guess I’m a fool, cause I think you’re perfect

Sitting by the fire one night she turned her head to me and said

Baby would you ever burn me?

I said no I’ll never burn you — I’m burning

I didn’t know I was a love man

Until I met you