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Chaka Khan ~ Love With No Strings


I, i can't explain How ya got inside my system But i feel the sweetest pain I, i can't do that But i got to break this tension If it makes you feel the same An ordinary woman That's all i am And i think i'm falling For an ordinary man Take me to your heart When the love begins You and i can only try To make a love with no strings Take me to your heart When the story ends You and i we can't deny We're making love with no strings No conductor Could've played this situation Better than a fool or millionaire I won't tie you down With a little love and affection All i wanna do is share A little time together Maybe holding hands An ordinary woman And an ordinary man Take me to your heart When the love begins You and i could say goodbye And we'll always be friends Take me to your heart When the story ends You and i we can't deny We got a love with no strings more free lyrics

I, i can't explain
How ya got inside my system
But i feel the sweetest pain
I, i can't do that
But i got to break this tension
If it makes you feel the same

An ordinary woman
That's all i am
And i think i'm falling
For an ordinary man

Take me to your heart
When the love begins
You and i can only try
To make a love with no strings
Take me to your heart
When the story ends
You and i we can't deny
We're making love with no strings
No conductor
Could've played this situation
Better than a fool or millionaire
I won't tie you down
With a little love and affection
All i wanna do is share

A little time together
Maybe holding hands
An ordinary woman
And an ordinary man

Take me to your heart
When the love begins
You and i could say goodbye
And we'll always be friends
Take me to your heart
When the story ends
You and i we can't deny
We got a love with no strings

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