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Watch the video for What Wouldn't I Do for That Man? from Annette Hanshaw's Volume 6: Annette Hanshaw 1929 for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

I loved that man from the start And way down deep in his heart I know he loves me, Heaven knows why And when he tells me he can't live without me What wouldn't I do for that man? He's not an angel or saint And what's the odds if he ain't With all his faults I know he'll get by I'll be so true to him, he'll never doubt me What wouldn't I do for that man? Oh, when he lets me lean my, my weary head on his shoulder I close my eyes right there and wish I never grow older. I'll never leave him alone I'll make his troubles my own I love that man.

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Ruth Etting testified that she was not married to Alderman. Alderman's first wife, Helen, obtained an interlocutory decree on January 7, 1935; the divorce became final one year later. On January 9, 1935, Alderman married Alma in Mexico. The second Mrs. Alderman called Moe Snyder to the stand as a witness regarding an attraction between her husband and Etting  . What Wouldn't I Do for That Man". 9. "The Right Kind of Man". 16. "More Than You Know".

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Listen to Ruth Etting The Right Kind Of Man MP3 song. The Right Kind Of Man song from the album Flappers & Cabaret Jazz is released on Oct 2013. The duration of song is 03:12. This song is sung by Ruth Etting.