That's A Woman
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That's A Woman
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Chestnut hair with just a touch of gray
Shadows of a few more years on her face
That ain't the girl that I knew yesterday
Oh no, now, that's a woman
Up and running at the crack of dawn
There ain't always time to get her make up on
But she's more beautiful without it on
Oh yeah, that's a woman
She's got a grace that I don't understand
She can move mountains with those tender hands
She makes a king out of a common man
Yeah that's me, lucky me
Ohh.. ohh.. oh.. oh.. yeah..
She makes a king out of a common man
Yeah that's me
yeah that's me
In the evening when the kids are down
And I can see she's getting sleepy now
Still she finds some time for me somehow
Oh, now, that's a woman
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