Jim Braddock from No Complaints by Doris Day.

Sometimes I just wish I knew what I
Was planning on doing the rest of my life
Not really a drop out, since they didn’t want me
It’s not so bad, I was mostly just trying

To keep up appearances for who, well I don’t know
But that just didn’t work, and I’m happy, but I’m lost

I’m a broken man, but I think that that’s alright
I’m a broken man, but I think I’m doing fine
I'm a broken man,
But that means I can build again

I’m not whole but I promise I’m not as sad
As it seems I’m just trying to purge out the bad

Thought I heard my own footsteps in stereo
But I didn’t know I was in a crowd
I lack self-awareness, but not in a rude way
Really just can’t tell quite what’s going on

I’ve got this problem where I can’t learn how to cry
When everyone expects it of me
But when I watch reruns alone at night
I always choke up, but I don’t really think
It’s my fault

I’m a broken man, but I think that that’s alright
I’m a broken man, but I think I’m doing fine
I'ma broken man,
But that means I can build again

I need to be alone
Not all the time, but just for now, If you’ll just let me go
I need to be alone

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