English, 03.02.2021 04:20 Mordred9571

There's who I am and who I wanna be Yeah, I got some things I gotta figure out
And I don't know what you see in me
I'ma love you 'til my last sun goes down
And my days are through
'Cause when it comes to you, yeah

I wanna be your man of steel
Be your shoulder, be your shield
You're rock when the road unrolls
Starts goin' to hell, and goin' downhill
And if you think you ain't strong enough
Then I wanna pick you up
I got your six when it hits the fan for real
I wanna be your man of steel

I want you to feel invincible
Yeah, I want you to feel bulletproof
I'll take the shot if the trigger's pulled
Yeah, I'll take on the world if I have to
All your fights are mine
Just let 'em cross that line

I wanna be your man of steel
Be your shoulder, be your shield
You're rock when the road unrolls
Starts goin' to hell, and goin' downhill
And when you think it ain't strong enough
Then I'm gonna pick you up
I got your six when it hits the fan for real
I wanna be your man of steel
Yeah, yeah, oh

I wanna be your man of steel
Be your shoulder, be your shield
You're rock when the road unrolls
Starts goin' to hell, and goin' downhill
And when you think you ain't strong enough
Then I'm gonna pick you up
I got your six when it hits the fan for real
I wanna be your man of steel, yeah
I wanna be your man of steel, yeah-yeah
(Man of steel)

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