I wasn't put here on this earth to work like I do all week
I don't live to punch that clock and come home and eat and sleep
I was made for something more
And God?s made it pretty clear, I'm only here

For one thing and one thing only
To love you and keep you from ever getting lonely
To be your rock that never rolls
To hold your body, touch your soul
And fill your every need, I'm only here for one thing

How many men walk through this life
And never even know the reason they're alive
And then it's time to go but I don't ever have to wonder
'Cause, baby, when you're near, I know I'm here

For one thing and one thing only
To love you and keep you from ever getting lonely
To be your rock that never rolls
To hold your body, touch your soul
And fill your every need, I'm only here for one thing

For one thing and one thing only
To love you and keep you from ever getting lonely
To be your rock that never rolls
To hold your body, touch your soul
And fill your every need, I'm only here for one thing

I'm only here for one thing


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