Jesus Christ
How's a good man got to be
Jesus Christ
They really took the ground from me

Because we all need somebody
When the road gets a little rocky
Jesus Christ
Make a good man out of me

Save my life
I'm as scared as I can be
Save my life
Take this longing out of me

Because we all need somebody
When the waves get a little rough
Save my life
Make a good man out of me
Please

And I should have told you
That things were going wrong
And I should have asked you
For direction all along
Just a minute of your time would comfort me
Kill the emptiness
Oh I need some harmony
Some harmony

Jesus Christ
Make a good man out of me

And I should have told you
That things were going wrong
And I need to know
That you'll be there to keep me strong
Just take a second of your time and calm me down
Feel this emptiness
Oh I need someone around
Someone around
Someone around tonight

Jesus Christ
Save my life
Jesus Christ
Save my life
Say the word
Breathe on me
Make a good man of me


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Jesus Christ Lyrics as written by Nigel Hoyle Nick Crowe

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