LYRICS
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I grew up on the edge of a cornfieldAt the end of a long dirt roadCarolina plow boyAin't had a free summer since I was ten years oldMama made us pick our own switchesSo we could feel the sting of doin' wrongThat set me straight on the road I'm still onI am who I amThe product of a good woman loved by a real good manI've learned what I've learnedBy findin' the right way in all of my wrong turnsI love what I loveI ain't afraid to say it 'cause I'm damn sure man enoughThat's what you need to see to get a picture of meI grew up on gospel 'cause that's all my daddy'd listen toI found my soul in rock and rollWhen me and my first guitar were introducedTruth is I've only loved one womanAnd she'd have stayed, but I made her leaveShe's still hauntin' me in every song I singI am who I amThe product of a woman still loved by a stubborn manI've learned what I've learnedBy findin' the right way in all of my wrong turnsI love what I loveI ain't afraid to say it 'cause I'm damn sure man enoughThat's what you need to see to get a picture of meLike me or leave meEither way you know it the second you shake my handI'm a long way from JesusBut I know He knows I'm doin' the best I canI am who I amThe product of the good Lord lovin' a sinful manI've learned what I've learnedBy findin' the right way in all of my wrong turnsI love what I loveI ain't afraid to say it 'cause I'm damn sure man enoughThat's what you need to seeThat's what you need to see to get a picture of me
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