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Carl Thomas ~ Emotional Remix


Uh oh oh yeah Oh oh oh oh oh yeah (Emotional) I always dreamed that everything would be okay With me and you but I was wrong When i looked into your eyes i didn't see all the things I used to see What's going on? 1 [Faith Evans] You gave me reason to believe that We were always meant to be But now I see you were wrong You can't keep running back to me With all those "Baby baby please'-s No more,no more 2-[Faith & Carl] Never imagined You would be a painted picture I'm emotional You saw me leaving No deceiving,it's offical i'm emotional [Faith] I can't forget that night I saw you in the corner Wrapped up tight,you were wrong ooh Slow dancing on the floor While i was watching from the door So hurt,there you were repeat 1 repeat 2 Yoou had your chance But you through it all away Thought you had my love always Oh baby, I don't understand Why you think that we could in total unhappiness repeat 2 till end more free lyrics

Uh oh oh yeah
Oh oh oh oh oh yeah
(Emotional)

I always dreamed that everything would be okay
With me and you but I was wrong
When i looked into your eyes
i didn't see all the things I used to see
What's going on?

1 [Faith Evans]
You gave me reason to believe that
We were always meant to be
But now I see you were wrong
You can't keep running back to me
With all those "Baby baby please'-s
No more,no more

2-[Faith & Carl]
Never imagined
You would be a painted picture
I'm emotional
You saw me leaving
No deceiving,it's offical
i'm emotional

[Faith]
I can't forget that night I saw you in the corner
Wrapped up tight,you were wrong ooh
Slow dancing on the floor
While i was watching from the door
So hurt,there you were

repeat 1

repeat 2

Yoou had your chance
But you through it all away
Thought you had my love always
Oh baby, I don't understand
Why you think that we could in total unhappiness

repeat 2 till end

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