Charlie Cooper - Playhouse

I don’t want to be the little woman,
I don’t want to play house.

There’s nothing wrong with a house for two,
I just don’t want to do what your Mama did for you

And I don’t want to be the little woman,
I don’t want to playhouse

Some people spend their time looking for that loving man, I just want to live my life can’t you try to understand.

I don’t want to be the little woman
I don’t want to playhouse
I don’t want to be the little woman
I don’t want to playhouse.

Little woman waits there in her play house
That she calls home

Making sure that everything is just so,
But forgetting everything that she used to know.

I don’t want to be the little woman, I don’t want to playhouse, I don’t want to be the little woman, I don’t want to play house.

It where Do I belong? If not in the arms of a someone. A house is not a home, will you love me where I go?

I don’t want to be the little woman, I don’t want to play house.
I don’t want to be the little woman, I don’t want to play house.
I don’t want to be the little woman, I don’t want to play house.
I don’t want to be the little woman,I I don’t want to play house.

Written by:
Adam Gibbons, George Ronald Cooper

Publisher:
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