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Not every man will have a spouse Not every man will own a house A place to go and rest his feet And to protect himself from the cold and heat That type of dream not many will espouse. Not every man will want a wife Not every man will want to share a life As what they have is theirs alone And all they care about is what they’ve known So their cord of relationship they cut with a knife. Not every man will want to be a father Not every man will want a son or a daughter All they want is their freedom and the world They don’t want themselves, as a boy or a girl And family and obligation is nothing but a bother. Not every man will share their name Not every man will share their pain Many just care for their wants and needs And the glory of manhood for which it feeds But the glory of all, is that all man is not the same.