Woman
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Woman
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You can lie to my face
You can tear me apart
Steal my last cigarette
Keep on twistin' my heart
But baby there's one thing
One thing I can't stand
Don't call me a
Don't call me a
Don't call me a woman
'Cause the good times have gone bad
Don't call me a woman
OOh, 'til you act like a man
You can drink from my bottle
You can take all I've got
Mmmh
Like a thief in the darkness
Gas lighting my thoughts
But baby there's one thing
One thing I can't stand
Don't call me a
Don't call me a
Don't call me a woman
'Cause the good times have gone bad
Don't call me a woman
OOh, 'til you act like a man
Don't call me a woman
OOh, 'til you act like a man
Don't call me a
Don't call me a woman
OOh 'cause the good times have gone bad
OOh don't call me a woman
OOh, 'til you act like a man
Don't call me a woman
OOh, 'til you act like a man
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