| When a man loves a woman,
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| Can’t keep his mind on nothing else.
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| He’ll trade the world
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| For the good thing he’s found.
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| If she’s bad, he can’t see it.
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| She can do no wrong.
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| Turn his back on his best friend
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| If he put her down.
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| When a man loves a woman,
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| Spend his very last dime,
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| Tryin' to hold on to what he needs.
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| He’ll give up all of his comforts,
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| And sleep out in the rain,
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| If she says that’s the way it ought to be When a man loves a woman,
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| Give her everything that he has.
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| Tryin' to hold on to his precious love,
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| Cryin, «Baby, please don’t treat me bad!»
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| Oh, when a man loves a woman,
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| Down down deep in his soul,
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| She can bring him such misery.
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| And if she played him for a fool
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| Oh, Oh, he’s the last one to know.
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| Cause lovin' eyes can never see.
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| When a man loves a woman,
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| Give her everything that he has,
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| Tryin' to hold on to his precious love,
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| Cryin, «Baby, please don’t treat me bad!»
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| Oh, when a man loves a woman
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| Down down down deep in his soul,
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| She can bring him such misery.
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| And if she played him for a fool
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| No, no, no, he’s the last one to know.
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| Cause lovin' eyes can never see.
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| Yeah-ha, yeah-ha, yeah-ha
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| BREAK
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| Oooh ooh ooh
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| Oooh ooh ooh
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| Yeah yeah
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| Oooh ooh ooh
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| Oooh ooh ooh
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| When a man loves a woman,
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| Oh, oh no,
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| Ooohh ooohh oohh |