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Cher ~ Main Man


You're my main man When you call my heart goes sailin' My feet refuse to touch the ground When you come around You're my main man That's what the neighborhood's been sayin' Even mother knows your name I'll take your love and never be the same Chorus: Oh, you're my main man I am your only woman Oh you're my main man Forever You're my main man Paid the gypsy to keep prayin' I'll keep a candle lit for love And watch the street For you from up above Chorus You're my main man When you call my heart goes sailin' I'll keep a candle lit for love And watch the street For you from up above Chorus more free lyrics

You're my main man
When you call my heart goes sailin'
My feet refuse to touch the ground
When you come around
You're my main man
That's what the neighborhood's been sayin'
Even mother knows your name
I'll take your love and never be the same

Chorus:
Oh, you're my main man
I am your only woman
Oh you're my main man
Forever

You're my main man
Paid the gypsy to keep prayin'
I'll keep a candle lit for love
And watch the street
For you from up above

Chorus

You're my main man
When you call my heart goes sailin'
I'll keep a candle lit for love
And watch the street
For you from up above

Chorus

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