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Blackhawk ~ It Takes A Woman


(rob crosby/kitty murrah/roger murrah/phillip white) It takes a dreamer To get this far from my hometown A real believer To look up when things are down It takes a fool to let a good life fall apart But, when a man knows something's missing in his heart It takes a woman It takes forever To get beyond the bitter years And if i ever If i ever get that far from here I can look back, and say that i survived But for a man to really make it in this life It takes a woman You can gain the world or lose your soul But if you don't have someone to hold You can't feel the victory for defeat Climb higher than you've ever gone When you reach the top, you're still alone Flying high don't make a man complete It takes a woman Any fool can let a good life fall apart But foolish pride can't fill an empty heart It takes a woman more free lyrics

(rob crosby/kitty murrah/roger murrah/phillip white)

It takes a dreamer
To get this far from my hometown
A real believer
To look up when things are down
It takes a fool to let a good life fall apart
But, when a man knows something's missing in his heart
It takes a woman

It takes forever
To get beyond the bitter years
And if i ever
If i ever get that far from here
I can look back, and say that i survived
But for a man to really make it in this life
It takes a woman

You can gain the world or lose your soul
But if you don't have someone to hold
You can't feel the victory for defeat
Climb higher than you've ever gone
When you reach the top, you're still alone
Flying high don't make a man complete
It takes a woman

Any fool can let a good life fall apart
But foolish pride can't fill an empty heart
It takes a woman

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