We always rock around
We always rock arou-

We gonna rock around
We always rock around
I was so happy 'bout the love I found
'Til I went to the library and I saw him, oh oh
Sayin', "Oh yeah, oh yeah, I want that man"

He stole my heart and he's killing me softly (uh huh)
He stole my heart and he's killing me softly
She said, "Oh, if he's stealin' and killing
Then he must be a black man" (a black man)
He's my brand new Ferrari, he's my piece of cake
My personal President of the United States

Hey baby, hey daddy, hey sugar
You sure are a looker in your bling-bling chain and your Gucci shades
He got the custom Range Rover
I think I'm comin' over
Saying, "Oh yeah, oh yeah, I want that man"

I'm gonna say it loud, I'm gonna say it loud
I was so happy 'bout the love I found
See, I went to the museum (uh huh) and I saw him, oh oh
Oh yeah, oh yeah, I want that man

He wrote me poetry and bought me a car (uh huh)
He wrote me poetry and bought me a car
She said, "Oh, if he wrote you poetry
And bought you a car, he must be a nice man" (uh huh)
He's my brand new Mercedes
He's my piece of pie
He's my very own personal Jesus Christ

Hey baby, hey daddy, hey sugar
You sure are a looker in your bling-bling chain and your Gucci shades
You got the custom Range Rover
I think I'm comin' over
Saying, "Oh yeah, oh yeah, I want that man" (that man)

Hey baby, baby, I've been lookin' all over the world
You be my man, I will be your girl
I think together we could go real far
Especially if we had a jet, private
You can get it, you bet it
Hey baby, baby, I've been lookin' all over the world
You be my man, I will be your girl

Extraordinary (that man)
I wanna marry (that man)
Hey daddy, hey sugar (that man)
Yeah, you sure are a looker (that man)
When I look at you, all I have to say is, "That man"


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