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I must admit to a couple of things |
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I've had a man or three, a couple wedding rings |
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I've had the romance, I've had the trip to Rome |
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But I must declare I've had my share of sharing my home |
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Lately I'm loving just living alone |
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No race for the bathroom, no waiting for the phone |
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Just my clothes in the closet, my stuff on the shelf |
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There's barely one thing that I can't do by myself |
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| chorus |
I want an Occasional Man |
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Just one who will see me when I say he can |
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Thanksgiving, New Years Eve, and summer vacations |
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One man's who's showing up only for special occasions |
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An Occasional Man, an Occasional Man |
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3.
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Go out for birthdays? Well, maybe just mine |
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Stay home in February, trade valentines |
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My place in the country, his place in town |
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That'd be enough for me to call it sleeping around |
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chorus |
I want an Occasional Man |
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Just one who will see me when I say he can |
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Fourth of July and on a trip to distant nations |
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One man's who's showing up for all exceptional occasions |
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An Occasional Man, an Occasional Man |
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| bridge |
Would I marry again? Don't guess I'll ever be ready |
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Me, I'm thinking maybe I might wanna go steady |
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| Man's chorus |
I could be your Occasional Man |
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Only come calling when you say I can |
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Help change the oil or help with cookies that you're makin' |
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As long as you're not asking me to bring home the bacon |
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Yes, occasionally I can be an Occasional Man |
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| 3rd chorus |
I want that Occasional Man |
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That one who will see me when I say he can |
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Halloween, Labor Day, and all graduations |
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One man's who's showing up for all my family occasions |
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An Occasional Man, an Occasional Man, yeah |
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| Coda |
That's who I'll be choosing, if only I can |
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An Occasional Man, an Occasional Man |
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An Occasional Man, an Occasional Man |
