I grew up on the edge of a cornfield
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At the end of a long dirt road
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Carolina plow boy
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Ain't had a free summer since I was ten years old
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Mama made us pick our own switches
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So we could feel the sting of doin' wrong
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That set me straight on the road I'm still on
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I am who I am
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The product of a good woman loved by a real good man
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I've learned what I've learned
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By findin' the right way in all of my wrong turns
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I love what I love
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I ain't afraid to say it 'cause I'm damn sure man enough
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That's what you need to see to get a picture of me
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I grew up on gospel 'cause that's all my daddy'd listen to
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I found my soul in rock and roll
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When me and my first guitar were introduced
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Truth is I've only loved one woman
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And she'd have stayed, but I made her leave
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She's still hauntin' me in every song I sing
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I am who I am
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The product of a woman still loved by a stubborn man
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I've learned what I've learned
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By findin' the right way in all of my wrong turns
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I love what I love
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I ain't afraid to say it 'cause I'm damn sure man enough
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That's what you need to see to get a picture of me
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Like me or leave me
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Either way you know it the second you shake my hand
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I'm a long way from Jesus
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But I know He knows I'm doin' the best I can
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I am who I am
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The product of the good Lord lovin' a sinful man
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I've learned what I've learned
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By findin' the right way in all of my wrong turns
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I love what I love
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I ain't afraid to say it 'cause I'm damn sure man enough
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That's what you need to see
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That's what you need to see to get a picture of me
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Picture Of Me
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| Lee Brice |
