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2025 · From the album Malcolm Todd

Make Me a Better Man

by Malcolm Todd

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03 · Lyrics

"Make Me a Better Man"

(Wait, wait, wait, lemme go again)

There's something wrong 'bout the way you're looking around

You're looking bored, you're looking at me like you look at the ground

But I'm thinking I should question

Are we living with the same intention?

The way you talk to her, I swear

It's like you wish I wasn't there

But is there something that you'd like to share?

I need to know

Why don't you kiss me?

Why won't you care?

Take me away

I'm heading home

But you won't miss me

You wouldn't dare

No

Why does it take so long for you

To hear the message in my new sad song?

It's you, and how we got the same taste?

I'm looking in her eyes while you're looking at her waist

There's something wrong about it

All the things I do to be the man

You'll never understand

I need to know

Why don't you kiss me?

Why won't you care?

Take me away

I'm heading home

But you won't miss me

You wouldn't dare

No

No

No

I ain't never cried, but I'm getting closer than I'd like

You had my heart in your two hands and you let it go

Now, I'm in a place that I've never seen

With someone I have never been

It might make me a better man

But you'll never know

I ain't never cried, but I'm getting closer than I'd like

You had my heart in your two hands and you let it go

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04 · FAQ

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When was "Make Me a Better Man" released?
"Make Me a Better Man" by Malcolm Todd was released on April 4, 2025 on the album "Malcolm Todd".
What album is "Make Me a Better Man" on?
"Make Me a Better Man" appears on the album "Malcolm Todd" by Malcolm Todd.
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