Tonalité : C major
Verse 1
G
Rogers and Hammerstein claim
C
there is nothing like a dame,
G
their opinion is so divine,
C
Em
B
G
but this one is strictly mine.
C
Em
We've got oleo to take the place of butter,
G
C
saccharin
Dm
G
C
to take the place of sugar, vitamins
F
C
Bb
A
To take the place of bread
Dm
But nothing in this world
G
C
G
can replace my man
C
We've got zircon rings
to take the place of diamonds
G
Plastic beads to make a pearly necklace
C
Racquet squats to sub -floor
F
Bb
Gm
Bb
A
Charlie Chan
Dm
But nothing in this world
G
C
G
B
can replace this man
Em
B
Girls, let's all think twice
Em
C
the next time that we seek to dote them.
Em
A
Dm
A
Girls, take my advice.
G
Dm
We're up that well -known
A
creek without them.
C
B
G
Daquan cloth to take the place of woolen.
A
Dm
C
Samsonite to take the
place of leather.
G
C
Light bulbs have re placed
our summer tan.
Dm
C
A
Dm
But all throughout
G
Dm
this world of science,
C
A
no one's found a new appliance
Dm
G
Dm
B
that ever can replace a man.
Em
B
Em
Girls, I realize that most men
C
Em
C
G
C
Em
G
are sharp as arrows and razors.
Dm
That's light, medium, and hot damn.
Bb
G
Bdim
G
A
But, without those guys,
Dm
we're strictly for the
A
worms and sparrows,
C
G
Em
filled with air, replacing ventilation,
A
C
G
TV sets, replacing conversation.
C
A
Mambo has replaced the old can -can,
Dm
but here's a tip and y 'all can bank it,
C
A
there is no electric blanket
Dm
G
Edim
that ever can replace a man.
A
Dm
Oh, you can bend them,
you can twist them,
A
C
A
try the Copenhagen system,
Dm
G
C
but nothing can replace a man,
Dm
C
as long as he's got a kagutza.
Dm
Am
Dm
G
Oh, no, there's nothing
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can replace a man.
Dm
Am
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