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Sarah Connor ~ If U Were My Man


[Chorus:] If you were my man, I could be your fantasy And if you were my man, I'd give you sweet ecstasy Yes if you were my man, what I'd od If you were my man, if you were my man [Verse 1:] Boy I see you lookin' at my body With that look in your eyes And even though you're standing with your girl You've got me on your mind [B-section:] If we spent one night, boy I'd love to touch your heaven And do you right, just sit back Enjoy the ride Baby close your eyes, there's so many things that I want to do Baby with you, oooh baby baby [Chorus] [Verse 2:] I'm not into stealin' other lovers But we both know this game And lookin' at the way you want me baby I know you feel the same oooh baby [B-section] [Chorus 2x] [B-section] [Chorus 2x] more free lyrics

[Chorus:]
If you were my man, I could be your fantasy
And if you were my man, I'd give you sweet ecstasy
Yes if you were my man, what I'd od
If you were my man, if you were my man

[Verse 1:]
Boy I see you lookin' at my body
With that look in your eyes
And even though you're standing with your girl
You've got me on your mind

[B-section:]
If we spent one night, boy I'd love to touch your heaven
And do you right, just sit back
Enjoy the ride
Baby close your eyes, there's so many things that I want to do
Baby with you, oooh baby baby

[Chorus]

[Verse 2:]
I'm not into stealin' other lovers
But we both know this game
And lookin' at the way you want me baby
I know you feel the same oooh baby

[B-section]

[Chorus 2x]

[B-section]

[Chorus 2x]

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