Stan The Man

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[Intro]
C Am C Am
[Verse]
CBorn in nineteen thirty-five in AmBrooklyn, NY
CSon of Anna and AmPhil
CAt nineteen years old he married my Ammother Judy
And immediately Gpaid his first Bloomingdale's Fbill
CRight away they started on a Amfamily
Three Csmart kids popped out of mom's Amtummy
But then one steamy Cnight dad forgot to wear his Amraincoat
Nine months Glater out came the Fdummy . . .
Fbut he took ... care of me
[Chorus 1]
Oh, 'CStan the Man' was my Amhero
The Ccoolest guy ever, I Amswear
CHe stayed up all night making me a Amclay volcano
That's how I Gwon the science Ffair
[Verse]
CHe was 6'2, 200 and Am50 lbs
CAnd as sweet as he was Amstrong
CHe was also known to be pretty Amwell endowed
But beGlieve me he didn't pass that one aFlong
CHis fav'rite singers were Leon Redbone and AmJohnny Cash
CHis favorite ball players were Koufax and AmMickey
CHis favorite restaurant was the state's Amdelicatessen
His favorite Gmovie was 'Little NickFy'
FSorry 'Godfather I and II' - Maybe next time
[Chorus 2]
Yeah, 'CStan the Man' was my Amhero
With a Cgolf swing that made Ammen cry
He'd take Ctheir money and put it in his Amtop dresser drawer
Then I'd Gsteal it so I could get Fhigh...
FBut he ... beat that habit ... out of me
[Verse]
So dad, Cthanks for letting me stay up late to Amwatch Johnny Carson
CThanks for coaching all our games in Livingston AmPark
CThanks for telling me to always punch a Amkid in the face
If he Gmade an anti-Semitic reFmark
Yeah, and don't Cworry 'bout mom, we'll always Amlook after her
CMe, Scott, Val, Liz, and the Amgrandkids
CAnd when Jacky and I have children of Amour own
We'll try to Graise them just the way you Fdid
[Bridge]
CSo say 'hi' to both my grandmas and grandAmpas
CTell my dog, Meatball, I miss him Amso
CBut most important, take advantage of Ambeing in heaven
And go Gbang Marilyn MonroeF  
Mom said ... it's cool ... just wear a raincoat
[Chorus 3]
Oh, 'CStan the Man' was my Amhero
Still Cis and always will Ambe
Cause he Cdidn't give too much a crap about Amnothin'
Except Gloving his fam-i-lFy
[Outro]
Well 'CStan the Man' is Amgone
But will always live Con
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