Behind Every Good Woman - Tracy Bonham

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Behind Every Good Woman Lyrics

Many muscles has the man
Each one has a reason
Many women felt his hand
Each one trying to please him

Imagine one day the tables could turn
Imagine one day the tables would turn

Behind every good woman lies a trail of men
Shame, shame for the rooster, hi-five for the hen
Don't ask where she's going, don't ask where she's been
Behind every good woman lies a trail of men

Something tells me that snow white
Smarter than we think
Seven men at perfect height
Seven noses pink

Could happen one day the tables could turn
Imagine one day the tables would turn

Behind every good woman lies a trail of men
Shame, shame for the rooster, hi-five for the hen
Don't ask where she's going, don't ask where she's been
Behind every good woman lies a trail of men

Behind every good woman lies a trial of men
Shame, shame for the rooster nudge, nudge for the hen
Don't know where where it started or when it will end
Behind every good woman lies a trail of men, a trail of men

You wouldn't believe the mess she's in a trail of men, a trail of men
You wouldn't believe the mess she's in

Behind every good woman lies a trail of men
Shame, shame for the rooster, hi-five for the hen
Don't ask where she's going, don't ask where she's been
Behind every good woman lies a trail of men

Behind every good woman lies a trail of men
Shame, shame for the rooster, hi-five for the hen
Don't know where where it started or when it will end
Behind every good woman lies

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Tracy Bonham (born 16 March 1967 in Eugene, Oregon) is an American musician, best known for her single Mother Mother.

Raised in Eugene, Oregon, Bonham is a classically trained violinist and pianist. She had a full violin scholarship to University of Southern California, but in 1987 she transferred as a junior to Berklee College of Music in Boston to study voice. After a year at Berklee, she dropped out, taught herself to play guitar and started working in the Boston music scene.

She received two Grammy nominations in 1997 for 'Best Alternative Performance' and 'Best Female Vocal'. Today, Bonham splits her time between the U.S. west coast and Brooklyn, New York. 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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