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Artist: Perry Como
Canonical path: /como-perry/how-to-handle-a-woman
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How To Handle A Woman
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How To Handle A Woman
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How to handle a woman,
Theres a way said a wise old man,
A way know by every woman,
Since the whole rigmarole began!
Do I flatter her, I begged him answer,
Do I threaten or cajole or plea,
Do I brood or play the gay romancer?
Said he, smiling, "No, indeed!"
"How to handle a woman,
Mark me well, I will tell you sir!
The way to handle a woman,
Is to love her, simply love her,
Merely love her, love her,
Love her!"
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