What's Wrong What's Right

When I see that harvest moon rise    
Above the cedar trees    
I think how you looked and a warm summer breeze    
The way you held me that night    
I get lost in those thoughts and lose touch    
With the things that surround me    
   
I'm a man, I believe    
What is wrong and what is right    
I hold my wife and children close at night    
But now and then    
Your memory comes crashing in    
I'll ask for forgiveness    
I'll love you until the end    
   
When I hear the wind whisper    
Through the Georgia pines    
My mind slips away    
Sometimes I wonder if she sees you in my eyes    
Like an old drive-in picture show    
If not, I know, she sees your glow    
And If you ask her, she'll  say    
   
I'm a man, I believe    
What is wrong and what is right    
I hold my wife and children close at night    
But now and then    
Your memory comes crashing in    
I'll ask for forgiveness    
I'll love you until the end    
   
I'm a man, I believe    
What is wrong and what is right    
I hold my wife and children close at night    
But now and then    
Your memory comes crashing in    
I'll ask for forgiveness    
I'll love you until the end