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If I Was Your Man Lyrics


If I was a cloud
I'd make baby raindrops
And they'd feed the treetops
If I was a cloud
If I was the sun
I'd shine on the flowers
And pass on the power
If I was the sun
If I was the moon
I'd caress every ocean
In celestial motion
If I was the moon
If I was a star
Charmed and enchanted
All wishes would be granted
If I was a star
If I was your man
The kisses would linger

I'd melt in your fingers
If I was your man
If I was your man
We'd share every shower
And wash away the hours, baby
If I was your man
If I was a song
I'd reach all the people
From barrooms to steeples
If I was a song
If I was a dream
I'd be sweeter than honey
I'd be bigger than money
If I was a dream
If I was your man
We'd dance through the daisies
They'd say we were crazy girl
If I was your man
If I was your man
I'd pump you with this passion
You'd get more
Than fashion, baby
If I-I-I was your man
You would not have to hurry
I'd rub away your worries girl
If I was your man
If I was your man
Then we'd be together
Now and forever, baby
If I was your man
And if we were love
We'd heal every nation
We'd be on everybody's station
If we were love
If I was your man
Sweet lovin' man
If I was your man
If I was your man

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Doug E. Fresh was born Doug E. Davis in Barbados, and his first appearance came in 1983 on a single on Top Flight Records called "Pass the Boo-Dah" (based on "Pass the Dutchy"), with Spoonie Gee and DJ Spivey. His first solo release came in 1984, with "Just Having Fun," on Soundmakers/Enjoy Records, and "Original Human Beatbox" on Vintertainment. By 1985, Fresh was one of the biggest names in rap music, and his first single for Reality, "The Show/La Di Da Di" became a hip hop classic. It was recorded with the Get Fresh Crew, which included MC Ricky D (only later to gain fame as Slick Rick), along with Barry Bee and Chill Will. His first LP, 1987's "Oh, My God!", featured most of his showpieces, like "Play This Only at Night" and "All the Way to Heaven". His second album, 1988's "The World's Greatest Entertainer", broke into the Billboard charts thanks to another hot single, "Keep Risin' To The Top". He did reunite on a Slick Rick LP, and recorded again in 1995 for Gee Street. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Doug E. Fresh & The Get Fresh Crew