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Artist: Kim Mitchell
Canonical path: /kim-mitchell/that-s-a-man
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That's A Man
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That's A Man
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He's got eyes like burning embers
He's looking for relief going faster double-blind
His reputation is getting loud yes
That's a man
That's a man
That's a man
That's the best part of a man
You know he's having trouble saying yes to his woman
On the telephone
'cause he's got another woman
Waiting on the other line
And he sits in public places getting loud yes
That's a man
That's a man
That's a man
That's the best part of a man
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Kim Mitchell performs "That's A Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Kim Mitchell catalog on LyroVerse.
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