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Chaka Khan ~ Come 2 My House


I've got this feelin' inside And it won't go away It'll take time for it to subside And oh by the way Come to my house Where we can play Like i'm your flower We'll hide and seek Then we will find Love's highest power Could you stop by for some really good beer Or a glass of wine There's no threat, there's no danger here If you forego go the time A look in your eyes And you remind Me of my daddy I can't say why I decided tonight Yes, you can have me Love will surrender Oh, when the heart cries out don't leave me standin' here Not here Not now more free lyrics

I've got this feelin' inside
And it won't go away
It'll take time for it to subside
And oh by the way

Come to my house
Where we can play
Like i'm your flower
We'll hide and seek
Then we will find
Love's highest power

Could you stop by for some really good beer
Or a glass of wine
There's no threat, there's no danger here
If you forego go the time

A look in your eyes
And you remind
Me of my daddy
I can't say why
I decided tonight
Yes, you can have me

Love will surrender
Oh, when the heart cries out don't leave me standin' here
Not here
Not now

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