Woman's Needs
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Woman's Needs
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In a radius of a thousand miles
I find it strange no one makes me smile
You should understand
You still have to try
When we're all the same
I was almost right
And evening comes and I feel no different
Sorry my friend I just can't do nothing
Evening comes and I feel no different
Sorry my friend I just can't do nothing
In a radius of a thousand miles
You find it strange no one makes me smile
You should understand
You still have to try
We're not all the same
I was almost right
And see those guys I guess they're quite clever
Get you outside
Women's needs - whatever
See those guys they think they're so clever
Spot them outside
Women's needs - whatever
And evening comes and I feel no better
It's closing time
Women's needs - whatever
Evening comes and I feel no better
It's closing time
Women's needs - whatever
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