What Is A Woman For?
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What Is A Woman For?
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I dropped a word in the water
It finally fell into the sea
A voice in the sand
Held out a hand
With these words written just for me
What is a woman really for?
The people were calling
Get up on the wall
Hey you there do the talking
Are you ready to fall?
You're kinda cool on the outside
But you know I can tell you're warmer
Inside….Yes you are
You've a baby inside
And I, I ain't gonna hide
Oh you know woman
The most we can hope for is sin
I dropped a word in the water, yes I did
It finally fell into the sea
A voice in the sand
Held out a hand
With these words written just for me
What is a woman really for?
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