Just a man - made of blood and bone
Thrown away - all that was once my own
Old and worn - and tired too
Of cold so cold - and blue so blue
Endless love - washed away in the sand
Too much to lose - for just a man
In my time - never had my fill
Of broken hearts - for just a thrill
Letting my love - run through my hands
Too much to lose - for just a man
Don't put too many
Cards on this hard-headed man
Take whatever is yours
And get as far away as you can
No gret clouds - lined with silver and gold
No little boy - to watch me grow old
I play the game - as I know I can
So much to lose - for just a man
So much to ache - so much to break
Too much at stake - for just a man
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