One Man Woman Again
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One Man Woman Again
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I hear you're lookin' for me.
Please try to understand:
Ever since you left me,
I do the best I can.
So if you want to see me,
You know right where we stand.
And we'll pretend together,
I'm your one man woman again.
You don't have to call me,
I'm not that hard to find.
I'll be on the corner,
Standing by the neon signs.
Just don't ask about tomorrow,
Or remind me where I've been.
And we'll pretend together,
I'm your one man woman again.
Instrumental break.
You don't have to call me,
I'm not that hard to find.
I'll be on the corner,
Standing by the neon signs.
Just don't ask about tomorrow,
Or remind me where I've been.
And we'll pretend together,
I'm your one man woman again.
And we'll pretend together,
I'm your one man woman again.
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Who performs "One Man Woman Again"?
Heather Myles performs "One Man Woman Again", and this lyric page sits inside the Heather Myles catalog on LyroVerse.
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