Woman, woman, so smart
Woman, woman, so smart
Woman, woman, so smart
Woman, woman, so smart

Things are never what they seems
You go through life dreaming to drive you on
Love and tears, laughter, fears, all those years
To find out what's right or wrong

So dear boy don't tell me lies
'cause to those tricks you know I'm so wise
If you cannot treat me right
Leave me now to lead my own life

Man smart, but woman smarter baby
So don't mess this girl around
Man smart, but woman, woman smarter baby
So don't mess this girl around, don't you mess me around, mmm

Seasons pass and times they change
And you could be a phase that I'm going through
All our thoughts and all our deeds,
You must share to prove that your love is true

Come on show me face to face
Or watch your love sink without trace
Can you change my life for me?
Show me boy or you are history

Man smart, but woman smarter baby
So don't mess this girl around
Man smart, but woman, woman smarter baby
So don't mess this girl around, don't you mess me around, mmm

Woman, woman, so smart
Woman, woman, so smart
Woman, woman, so smart
Woman, woman, so smart

Man smart, but woman smarter baby
So don't mess this girl around
Man smart, but woman, woman smarter baby
So don't mess this girl around, don't you mess me around, mmm

Woman, woman, so smart
Woman, woman, so smart
Woman, woman, so smart
Woman, woman, so smart



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