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Badlees, The ~ Ain't No Man


(smith) Well i ain't no man, no i ain't no man I can run and i can hide, fool the best of them I can tell you a story, you'd believe again But you'd see right through me, cause i ain't no man I left you home on a sunday carrying my pride But the lord he only knows when a man must die Don't you tire of my holding onto you my friend I'm only holding on to something 'cause i ain't no man And i have tired of my youth, and i am tired of my mind I have tried to think it through, tried a million times Your generosity has shown me that my only plan A setting sun without a morning, 'cause i ain't no man Well i ain't no man, no i ain't no man Well, i can run and i can hide, fool the best of them And i can tell you a story, you'd believe again How many times do you have to show me That i ain't no man How many times do you have to show me That i ain't no man How many times do you have to show me That i ain't no man more free lyrics

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Well i ain't no man, no i ain't no man
I can run and i can hide, fool the best of them
I can tell you a story, you'd believe again
But you'd see right through me, cause i ain't no man

I left you home on a sunday carrying my pride
But the lord he only knows when a man must die
Don't you tire of my holding onto you my friend
I'm only holding on to something 'cause i ain't no man

And i have tired of my youth, and i am tired of my mind
I have tried to think it through, tried a million times
Your generosity has shown me that my only plan
A setting sun without a morning, 'cause i ain't no man

Well i ain't no man, no i ain't no man
Well, i can run and i can hide, fool the best of them
And i can tell you a story, you'd believe again
How many times do you have to show me
That i ain't no man
How many times do you have to show me
That i ain't no man
How many times do you have to show me
That i ain't no man

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