I Can Be Your Man
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I Can Be Your Man
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The music that they burrow
Is passing around you
It’s a shame what you allow
You have something to do
I can move on from here
My pain has to end
Leave this atmosphere
You can't me bend
You want to be all right?
It's ok, yes you can
Trust in me, day and night
I can be your man
Maybe I'm getting old
You can always take me back
Our days can be like gold
Put your problems on a sack
You have good things to do
Don't make me get bored
Make your life better too
No one likes to be ignored
You want to be all right?
It's ok, yes you can
Trust in me, day and night
I can be your man
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