Real strength

(Verse 1)
He walks in with a swagger, talks a big game,
Claims he's a real man, but he ain't got no shame.
Can't change a light bulb, can't fix a door,
But he thinks he’s a king, like he’s done so much more.
(Chorus)
Real men don’t need to prove,
By putting others down, it’s not how you move.
With fists raised high, but your heart's so small,
True strength is kindness, not the bravado you call.
(Verse 2)
He can belittle dreams, make you feel so small,
But when it’s time to act, he won’t answer the call.
A shelf left hanging, a heart left broken,
Words like daggers, never meant to be spoken.
(Chorus)
Real men don’t need to prove,
By putting others down, it’s not how you move.
With fists raised high, but your heart's so small,
True strength is kindness, not the bravado you call.
(Bridge)
So here’s to the ones who rise up, stand tall,
Who lift each other up when we stumble or fall.
Let’s show ‘em what real love and respect can do,
True men share their strength; they see others through.
(Chorus)
Real men don’t need to prove,
By putting others down, it’s not how you move.
With fists raised high, but your heart's so small,
True strength is kindness, not the bravado you call.
(Outro)
So if you’re a real man, show it with grace,
Help build a future where respect takes place.
Let’s change the story, let’s light up the dark,
Being a real man means igniting the spark.

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