I'm Only a Woman
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I'm Only a Woman
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When you look at me and tell me that you need me
You don't know how close I come to giving in
But I'm trying to be strong to keep from doing wrong
And I wish you wouldn't come to me again
Cause baby I'm only a woman only a woman
Can't you see my heart's not made of stone
I'm only a woman only a woman so please till you are free leave me alone
Don't you know it hurts to know her arms are holding you
And you know how much I wish those arms were mine
But darling till you are free don't reach out from me
For I don't want our love to be that kind
Cause baby I'm only a woman...
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