100 lyrics for "See that man"

(Woohoo hoo hoo hoo) I never knew that a woman could change me Never gonna be the same I once was blind but now I can see She took my soul She ripped it out Left me here with my knees to the ground Never gonna be the same (never gonna be the same) You
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Now let me see you get wild tonight Some a love dem, some a love dem Woman a jump and di man dem a rub dem Baby, shake your body let me hold on tight Wine me up like this till the end of the night (That's right) Ride it, hot Straight dance floor ting,
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And I'm not one to learn to be the same. When I'm with you Don't know what you really got. It's hard to stay and not pretend. You can't make sense in what you thought. It seems I can't comprehend. Well I'm happy to be, only all that you see. I don't want
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Lives tremble on and on Where we were, when this all began I pretend I am better I disconnect The sway of distance A suffering march We usher burdens that see us through Blinding light emanates guiding me from within For I am just part of who I was back
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Mister Sandman, bring me a dream Make it the cutest that I've ever seen Then tell her that my lonesome nights are over Mister Sandman, I'm so alone Don't have nobody to call my own Please turn on your magic beam Mister Sandman, bring us a dream Give her
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Now I must die by my own hand 'cause I'm not man enough to live alone. and I'm better off dead now that she's gone. She couldn't stand me anymore so she just took the kids and went. You see, I've got a drinkin' problem, all the money that we had I spent.
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For All that has been And All that is All that's to be Lord, I'm just killing time And time's killing me I sit reflecting I feel the end has begun It seems my days now mirror the setting sun So many places that I have been
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Quit my job, ain't got no money Seems I have to leave this town Board the train that's eastward bound Packed my bags, run to the station Tell mama and all the folks back home Sometimes a man just feels He's got to make it alone Tell mama why I'm leaving
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