Lyrics: The Greatest Man I Never Knew
Artist: Reba McEntire
Album: For My Broken Heart
Song: The Greatest Man I Never Knew
Released: 1991
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The Greatest Man I Never Knew lyrics
The greatest man I never knew
Lived just down the hall
And everyday we said hello
But never touched at all
He was in his paper
I was in my room
How was I to know
He thought I hung the moon
The greatest man I never knew
Came home late every night
He never had too much to say
Too much was on his mind
I never really knew him
And now it seems so sad
Everything he gave to us
Took all he had
Then the days turned into years
And the memories to black and white
He grew cold like an old winter wind
Blowing across my life
The greatest words I never heard
I guess I'll never hear
The man I thought could never die
S'been dead almost a year
He was good at business
But there was business left to do
He never said he loved me
Guess he thought I knew
Lived just down the hall
And everyday we said hello
But never touched at all
He was in his paper
I was in my room
How was I to know
He thought I hung the moon
The greatest man I never knew
Came home late every night
He never had too much to say
Too much was on his mind
I never really knew him
And now it seems so sad
Everything he gave to us
Took all he had
Then the days turned into years
And the memories to black and white
He grew cold like an old winter wind
Blowing across my life
The greatest words I never heard
I guess I'll never hear
The man I thought could never die
S'been dead almost a year
He was good at business
But there was business left to do
He never said he loved me
Guess he thought I knew
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Rich Levinger wrote on 1st Apr 2011, 5:00h: I recently discovered this song while compiling a list of favorite country songs (I went through a number of "older" McEntire songs in doing this.) This has to be one of the most beautiful songs (melody, lyrics, vocal) I have ever heard--possibly the MOST beautiful! I thank Reba and the songwriters for this poignant, moving gift. |
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