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Better Man Lyrics by George Ogilvie

Count Your Blessings

2015

Tell me what's in your heart
You know I've said it once before
Dreaming's not just for the dark
And what is it that you feel
Is it the thought of losing all that you own
Dear, well darling I'd be scared too
But I can see the light at the end of the road
I can see our heart, you're trying not to let go
[Pre-Chorus]
And though these chains may bind you
There's no way you can find yourself
When you still belong to someone else
[Chorus]
But when you return with all that you have learned
Well I hope you're looking at a better man
Oh I want to be a better man
Oh I want to be a better man
Tell me what's on your mind
Oh I hope you know it's all right
If you want to leave it all behind
But only if you want to
Because I can see the light at the end of the street
I can see you walking by, looking at your feet
[Pre-Chorus]
And though these chains may bind you
There's no way you can find yourself
When you still belong to someone else
Oh someone else
[Chorus]
But when you return with all that you have learned
Well I hope you're looking at a better man
Oh I want to be a better man
Oh I want to be a better man
Oh I want to be a better man
Oh I want to be a better man
Tell me what's in your heart
You know I've said it once before
Dreaming is not just for the dark
Credits
George Ogilvie

George Ogilvie

About “Better Man” by George Ogilvie

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"Better Man" is credited to George Ogilvie. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Better Man" appears on "Count Your Blessings" in 2015.

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