(Body) body
(Wanna feel my body?) Wanna feel my body?
(Body) baby
(Such a thrill, my body) such a thrill, my body
(Body) yeah, yeah
(Wanna touch my body?) Wanna touch my body?
(Body) baby
(It's too much, my body) it's too much, my body
(Body) yeah, yeah
(Check it out, my body) check it out, my body
(Body) baby
(Don't you doubt my body) don't you doubt my body
(Body) yeah, yeah
(Talkin' 'bout my body) talkin' 'bout my body
(Body) well
(Check it out, my body) listen, here

Every man wants to be a macho, macho man
To have the kind of body, always in demand
Jogging in the mornings, go, man, go
Workouts in the health spa, muscles glow
You can best believe that he's a macho man
Ready to get down with anyone he can
(Hey, hey)
(Hey, hey, hey)

(Macho, macho man) macho man, yeah
(I've got to be a macho man)
I've got to be a macho, macho man, yeah
I've got to be a macho, ow
Macho, macho man, yeah
I've got to be a macho man
Macho, macho man, hey, hey
I've got to be a macho

(Body) body
(It's so hot, my body) it's so hot, my body
(Body) baby
(Love to pop my body) love to pop my body
(Body) yeah, yeah
(Love to please my body) love to please my body
(Body) baby
(Don't you tease my body) don't you tease my body
(Body) yeah
(You'll adore my body) you'll adore my body
(Body) baby
(Come explore my body) come explore my body
(Body) yeah, yeah
(Made by God, my body) made by God, my body
(Body) baby
(It's so good, my body) hey

You can tell a macho, he has a funky walk
His western shirts and leather always look so boss
Funky with his body, he's a king
Call him Mister Eagle, dig his chains
You can best believe that he's a macho man
He likes to be the leader, he never dresses grand
(Hey, hey)
(Hey, hey, hey)

(Macho, macho man) macho man, yeah
(I've got to be a macho man)
I've got to be a macho, macho man, yeah
I've got to be a macho, alright
Macho, macho man, yeah, yeah
I've got to be a macho man
Macho, macho man
I've got to be a macho, alright

Uh
Macho, baby
(Body) body, uh
(Body) alright
(Body, wanna feel my body) body, wanna feel my body
(Body) baby
(Body) uh, alright
(Body, come and thrill my body) body, come and thrill my body
(Body) hey, yeah
(Body) alright
(Body, love to pop my body) body, love to pop my body
(Body) yeah, yeah
(Body) ooh
(Body, it's so hot, my body) it's so hot, so hot, yeah
Ah, yeah
Ow
Uh
So hot, yeah
My body, uh
Alright

Every man oughta be a macho, macho man
To live a life of freedom, machos make a stand
Have their own lifestyle and ideals
Possess the strength and confidence, life's a steal
You can best believe that he's a macho man
He's a special person in anybody's land
(Hey, hey)
(Hey, hey, hey)

(Macho, macho man) macho man, yeah
(I've got to be a macho man)
I've got to be a mucho, mucho, macho, yeah, yeah
I've got to be a macho
Dig the hair on my chest
(Macho, macho man) yeah
I said dig my big thick mustache
(I've got to be a macho man) alright
I've got to be a mucho, mucho, macho, macho man
(I've got to be a macho) alright
Dig broad shoulders, oh, yeah
(Macho, macho man)
Dig my muscles
(I've got to be a macho man)
Talkin' 'bout a mucho, mucho, macho, macho man
(I've got to be a macho) hey
Macho, macho man
(I've got to be macho man)
I've got to be a mucho, mucho, macho, macho man
Alright
I said I'm a man


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    bruiseviolet can suck my dick.

    Wendy26on March 01, 2009   Link
  • 0
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    Missing about half the lyrics, oh well

    Xoliason June 13, 2003   Link
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    i saw the most macho man dancing to this song drools GAVE ME THRILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    xxemilyxxon April 30, 2006   Link
  • 0
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    This was the original "I'm Too Sexy". lol

    avesjohnon May 07, 2007   Link
  • -3
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    holy fucking shit, this is THE gayest thing i've ever read. i mean...wow...i didn't know this song was so..flamingly homosexual. wow...i mean, i don't mind homos or anything...but christ, it's just so...blatently homosexual...

    bruisevioleton November 06, 2005   Link

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