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Bo Diddley ~ I'm A Man


(ellas mcdaniel) 1955 Now when i was a little boy, At the age of five, I had somethin' in my pocket, Keep a lot of folks alive. Now i'm a man, Made twenty-one, You know baby, We can have a lot of fun. I'm a man, I spell m-a-n...man. All you pretty women, Stand in line, I can make love to you baby, In an hour's time. I'm a man, I spell m-a-n...man. I goin' back down, To kansas to Bring back the second cousin, Little john the conqueroo. I'm a man, I spell m-a-n...man. The line i shoot, Will never miss, The way i make love to 'em, They can't resist. I'm a man, I spell m-a-n...man. more free lyrics

(ellas mcdaniel) 1955

Now when i was a little boy,
At the age of five,
I had somethin' in my pocket,
Keep a lot of folks alive.

Now i'm a man,
Made twenty-one,
You know baby,
We can have a lot of fun.

I'm a man,
I spell m-a-n...man.

All you pretty women,
Stand in line,
I can make love to you baby,
In an hour's time.

I'm a man,
I spell m-a-n...man.

I goin' back down,
To kansas to
Bring back the second cousin,
Little john the conqueroo.

I'm a man,
I spell m-a-n...man.

The line i shoot,
Will never miss,
The way i make love to 'em,
They can't resist.

I'm a man,
I spell m-a-n...man.

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