I Know a Man Who Can
Religious Music · Other Songs - Religious Music
VERSE #1
I can't take a heart that's broken, Make it over again.
But I know a man who can
I can't take a soul that's sin sick and wash it white as snow.
But I know a man who can.
Chorus:
Some call him savior the redeemer of all men.
I call him Jesus for he's my dearest friend.
If you think that no one loves you and your life is out of hand.
I know a man who can.
VERSE #2
I can't walk upon the water and I can't calm a raging sea.
But I know a man who can.
And I can't cause blinded eyes to be open Or the lame to walk again.
Oh But I know a man who can.
Chorus:
Some call him savior the redeemer of all men.
I call him Jesus for he's my dearest friend.
If you think that no one loves you and your life is out of hand.
I know a man who can...
I can't take a heart that's broken, Make it over again.
But I know a man who can
I can't take a soul that's sin sick and wash it white as snow.
But I know a man who can.
Chorus:
Some call him savior the redeemer of all men.
I call him Jesus for he's my dearest friend.
If you think that no one loves you and your life is out of hand.
I know a man who can.
VERSE #2
I can't walk upon the water and I can't calm a raging sea.
But I know a man who can.
And I can't cause blinded eyes to be open Or the lame to walk again.
Oh But I know a man who can.
Chorus:
Some call him savior the redeemer of all men.
I call him Jesus for he's my dearest friend.
If you think that no one loves you and your life is out of hand.
I know a man who can...
I Know a Man Who Can
Released by Religious Music, this track exemplifies the genre's commitment to traditional hymnody and spiritual reflection. The composition draws upon a lineage of well-known religious anthems, including 'It Is Well With My Soul' and 'We Shall Overcome,' reflecting a style rooted in English-language sacred music. Its lyrical focus on divine providence and personal faith aligns with the broader discography of the artist, which features staples like 'Great Is Thy Faithfulness' and 'Onward, Christian Soldier.' As a recording within this catalog, the piece serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of hymns that emphasize trust in God's guidance and the strength found in collective worship.