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Artist: The Knack
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Mr, Handleman
Mr, Handleman lyrics by The Knack. Come Mr. handleman take my wife home You can't leave a woman like a chippy alone She's plenty pretty like a woman in prime...
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Mr, Handleman
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Come Mr. handleman take my wife home
You can't leave a woman like a chippy alone
She's plenty pretty like a woman in prime
No you won't need a waterbed to have a good time
Mr. handleman mr. handleman
Take my wife home
Mr. handleman mr. handleman mr. handleman
Take my wife home take my wife home
La señora is a sight for sore eyes
Half an hour in a paradise
You're not the first and you will never come last
But the natives are restless so you better grab fast
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