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He was one mornin' it was cold and it was snowin'
And from the start he had a chance
And though the said he couldn't live his mama had some faith to give
And they brought him to her and his named him Vance
He was a long time then I used to sit by him
I'd rub his head he squeeze my hand
But he never cried he'd grit his and smile at me cause he couldn't speak
And that's I began to respect the little man
And I think Vance was three right about
He started and one day he came home and at the doorway
I could tell the little man didn't to come inside
He'd met a girl but her boyfriend
Had caught him walkin' with her and nearly killed Vance
But then Vance never cried and the only thing that hurt was pride
And he papa do you become a man when you're twenty one
And I said age doesn't a man a man my son
He looked at me so with eyes so young and kind
And I Vance was seven about that time
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I guess they say that first love is the best
At least it was with cause he'd scratched Becky on his desk
But Becky went Smitty and Vance was very small
And he used to dream it'd be like to be tall
And a few years later Vance came in one day
And me and his mama that he had to go away
To be fitted for a uniform and though his mama a tear
He kissed her and said he'd see us in two
And he looked at me and said papa I'm be a man
two years to the day Vance came walkin' in the driveway
And I recognize him from his size till he got near
He came in and he his mama
And said hey papa man wanna go with me somewhere and grab a beer
So we're sittin' at this when this fella at the bar started buggin' Vance
Callin' him soldier but Vance kept his
And he said papa that guy is and he's to be pitied now
Cause that's the same guy used to bully me in school
Then Smitty said the wrong thing when he up Becky's name
And Vance stood and said boy what did you say
And it did my heart so much when Vance hit ole Smitty
And it took two of Smitty's friends to carry him
Well Vance left the very next mornin' and it was and it was snowin'
And from the first life been much fun
But he had made a stand and he'd become a self made man
And he had just turned twenty one

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