Oh! Pretty Woman
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Oh! Pretty Woman
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Oh pretty woman of the rising sun
Says all your cheap powder and painting ain't goin' keep you young
'Cause you're my pretty woman right down to the bone
Come on now pretty woman leave your skin alone
Pretty woman, honey, what's wrong with you
And you can't love me, no matter what I say
Oh pretty woman, what cha trying to do
You keep fooling around just like I'd knew you'd do
So you can drop your mess and come down off your throne
Stop usin' my poor heart for a steppin' stone
Pretty woman etc
Oh pretty woman!
Oh pretty woman of the rising sun
Says all your paint and powder ain't goin' help you none
'Cause you're my pretty woman right down to the bone
Come on now pretty woman leave your space alone
Pretty woman etc
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