[Verse 1] Oh he's such a reasonable man, Never raises voice or hand, When the world grows hot and frantic, He keeps his cool, he's so romantic In a tranquil, steady way. No dramatic displays of fury, No thunderous, tempestuous story, Just the quiet warmth of each new day. [Verse 2] Oh he's such a reasonable man, Has a sensible plan for living, No mountain too steep, no river too wide, He'll navigate with gentle stride. When my heart was prone to wild surrender, He offered patience, soft and tender, A steady hand through stormy weather. [Bridge] Now others swept me off my feet, With passion fierce and bittersweet, But lightning strikes leave scorched terrain, While gentle rains help flowers grow again. He's not the thunder, not the blaze, Just the comfort of quiet days. [Verse 3] Oh he's such a reasonable man, With a gentle, reasonable plan for two, No madness in his methods, no chaos in his charms, Just the peace of being safely in his arms. So here's to the men who reason well, Who temper passion with restraint, They're the ones who ring the wedding bell, The steady saints who never faint. [Outro] Yes, he's such a reasonable man My reasonable man.
