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See Me

Words & Music: Karen Drucker, Robert Anderson,

and Karen Taylor-Good

Look at the way you’re looking at me.

You add up the parts, think you know what you see.

You see bed 39, a shell of a man, but you surely don’t see who I am.

Chorus:       I wish you’d see me. Really see me.

If you take the time, there’s more that you’d find, you’d see me.

I’m a father of three, taught school all my life. For 51 years, I took care of my wife. Fought in the great war, brave soldier strong man, but still you don’t see who I am.

Chorus

You see an ancient old codger who can’t take a bite or a step by himself.

But look at my trophies, my medals and photos, my history’s right there on the shelf.

Just ask me a question, you might be surprised. There’s wisdom and humor behind these old eyes.

If patience and kindness are part of our plan, then I could show you who I am.

And then you’ll see me. Really see me.

When you take the time, there’s more that you’ll find, you’ll see me.

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