3 Chords used in the song: A, D, C
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(A)(D)(C)(A)
Now when I was a little boy
(A)(D)(C)(A)
At the age of five
(A)(D)(C)(A)
I had somethin' in my pocket
(A)(D)(C)(A)
Keep a lot of folks alive
(A)(D)(C)(A)
Now I'm a man
(A)(D)(C)(A)
Made twenty-one
(A)(D)(C)(A)
You know baby
(A)(D)(C)(A)
We can have a lot of fun
(A)(D)(C)(A)
I'm a man
(A)(D)(C)(A)
I spell MAN
(A)(D)(C)(A)
All you pretty women
(A)(D)(C)(A)
Stand in line
(A)(D)(C)(A)
I can make love to you baby
(A)(D)(C)(A)
In an hour's time
(A)(D)(C)(A)
I'm a man
(A)(D)(C)(A)
I spell MAN man
(A)(D)(C)(A)
I goin' back down
(A)(D)(C)(A)
To Kansas too
(A)(D)(C)(A)
Bring back the second cousin,
(A)(D)(C)(A)
Little John the conqueroo
(A)(D)(C)(A)
I'm a man,
(A)(D)(C)(A)
I spell MAN man
(A)(D)(C)(A)
The line I shoot,
(A)(D)(C)(A)
Will never miss
(A)(D)(C)(A)
The way I make love to 'em,
(A)(D)(C)(A)
They can't resist.
(A)(D)(C)(A)
I'm a man,
(A)(D)(C)(A)
I spell MAN man
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About this song: I'm A Man
"I'm a Man" is a popular American song written and released by Bo Diddley in March 1955 on Checker Records as the b-side to his hit "Bo Diddley". The writing credit is under Diddley's real name, Ellas McDaniel. Based on Muddy Waters' 1951 blues song "She Moves Me", Waters recorded a cover of "I'm a Man" in May 1955, retitled "Mannish Boy," a play on words on Bo Diddley's younger age as it related to the primary theme of the song.