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I Don't Need No Man
04:09
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I Don’t Need No Man
Who’s gonna bring you flowers?
Who’s gonna take your hand?
Who’s gonna kiss your sweet red lips?
who’s gonna be your man?
I tend to my own flowers
Rebecca will take my hand
She’ll also kiss my sweet red lips
I don’t need no man
I don’t need no man
I don’t need no man
She’ll also kiss my sweet red lips
I don’t need no man
Who’s gonna help support you?
Who’s gonna pay for your land?
Who’ll help raise your little one?
Who’s gonna be your man?
I have a good working pay job
To support myself where I stand
I’ll help the kids tradition forsakes
I don’t need no man
I don’t need no man
I don’t need no man
I’ll help the kids tradition forsakes
I don’t need no man
The greatest trip I ever made
Was with Rebecca by my side
We moved to New England
To tie our loving bind
Tie our loving bind
Tie our loving bind
We moved to New England
To tie our loving bind
I don’t need no man
I don’t need no man
I’ll help the kids tradition forsakes
I don’t need no man
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In The Pines
03:25
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Sincere Dreamland
02:26
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The head ‘twixt and ‘neath my shoulders
Grows horns now with a narrow pleasing sight
A cause, a distance, that can go unexplained
But still goes on through the lonesome night
A joyful refrain of pictures from the past
Keeps my longing strong with an aching desire
For my arms to full of the perfect companion
Keeps my feelings high and raises them ever higher
Oh, its off to duty, to relieve my busy mind
To come to my theme while I tongue off my rhyme
It seems this addiction is not a malady
My withdraw is healthy caused by distance and time
So when I gaze upon your endless beauty
And touch your ever smooth terrain
I will find myself again in a sincere dreamland
Where my dreams and my life seem to be the same
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Jeremiah Craig Boston, Massachusetts
I write stories with my songs and focus on traditional folk ballads as a foundation for my music. I’m a balladeer! If you like stories in the music you listen to, you’ve definitely come to the right place.
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