Let There Be a Woman
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Let There Be a Woman
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Adam was lonely and God sent him Eve
He said let there be woman to feel this man's needs
Now your name's not Eve and our home ain't no garden
But you're what God intented when he said let there be a woman
Let there be a woman to cling to his hand
Let there be a woman to stand by her man
And when I am so wrong you say I'm only human
Yes you're what God intented when he said let there be a woman
My world was empty so lonely and blue
Searching for someone and God sent me you
When you gave your love to me I must have felt just like Adam
For I knew what God intented when he said let there be a woman
Let there be a woman to cling to his hand...
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