| I don’t want no handsome man
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| Cause he won’t treat me right
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| Lord always flirtin', cheatin'
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| Stayin' out half the night
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| Lord everybody wants him
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| But that don’t mean it’s good
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| I rather have a plain lookin' man
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| Who loves me like he should
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| (Singin' boys)
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| God’s gift to women
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| That’s what they think they are
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| God’s gift to women
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| Just like a movie star
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| Everybody wants him
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| But that don’t mean it’s good
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| I rather have a plain lookin' man
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| Who loves me like he should
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| I say a plain man like his lovin'
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| But a handsome man makes you beg
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| He wants to see you crawlin'
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| Kneelin' by his leg
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| He always keeps you waitin'
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| Because he don’t have much to give — no
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| He thinks you should be grateful
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| For having him today
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| I said — God’s gift to women
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| That’s what they think they are
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| God’s gift to women
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| Just like a movie star
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| Everybody wants him
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| But that don’t mean it’s good
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| I rather have a plain lookin' man
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| Who loves me like he should
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| You know a plain man will be faithful
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| He hates to be untrue
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| He don’t need no fancy car
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| He just wants to make love to you
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| He won’t win no beauty contest
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| But that’s just not what counts
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| You need lots of tender lovin'
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| By the pound and not the ounce
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| Girls, I said — God’s gift to women
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| That’s what they think they are
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| God’s gift to women
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| Just like a movie star
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| Everybody wants him
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| But that don’t mean it’s good
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| I rather have a plain lookin' man
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| Who loves me like he should |