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Musiq Soulchild ~ Intermission: Juslisen


Juslisen Juslisen Sometimes I wonder why people, act like the way they do All the drama and changes they, like to take you through Now its cool to think that you're cool with somebody But the bottom line reality No matter how bad that you think you do, Dawg you dont know me When you see me in public dont you worry about it Yo its cool I shake your hand give mad love I aint got no beef With you Just understand that sometimes I need my Space to breathe You probably feel the same as me, If these shoes were on your feet, I cant control how you feel about it But all the drama I sure can do without it. Yeah So go on, and feel the way that you want bout how You think I am But remember at the end of the day I'm just a person like you trying to do the best that I can And thats real. I wanna thank you for letting me be myself I wanna thank you (repeat) more free lyrics

Juslisen
Juslisen
Sometimes I wonder why people, act like the way they do
All the drama and changes they, like to take you through
Now its cool to think that you're cool with somebody
But the bottom line reality
No matter how bad that you think you do,
Dawg you dont know me
When you see me in public dont you worry about it
Yo its cool
I shake your hand give mad love I aint got no beef
With you
Just understand that sometimes I need my
Space to breathe
You probably feel the same as me,
If these shoes were on your feet,
I cant control how you feel about it
But all the drama I sure can do without it. Yeah
So go on, and feel the way that you want bout how
You think I am
But remember at the end of the day
I'm just a person like you trying to do the best that I can
And thats real.

I wanna thank you for letting me be myself
I wanna thank you (repeat)

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