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Alicia Keys ~ How Come You Don't Call Me Anymore


But all I wanna know baby is If what we had was good... Verse 1: I keep your picture beside my bed (mmm) And I still remember everything you said (mmm) I always thought our love was so right I guess I was wrong Always thought you'd be by my side papa now you're gone (and I'm not tryna hear that shit) Chorus: What I wanna know baby If what we had was good How come you don't call me anymore Verse 2: Still light the fire on the rainy night Still like it better when you're holdin me tight Everybody said Everybody said that we should never part Tell me baby baby baby why Why you wanna go and break my heart Chorus Sometimes it feels like I'm gonna die If you don't call me papa Oh you gotta try I'll get down on my knees Hoping you please Oooh won't you call me sometime papa Whhhyyyy on earth Can't you just pick up the phone You know I don't like to be alone How come you don't call me (repeat til fade w/ad libs) more free lyrics

But all I wanna know baby is
If what we had was good...

Verse 1:
I keep your picture beside my bed (mmm)
And I still remember everything you said (mmm)
I always thought our love was so right I guess I was wrong
Always thought you'd be by my side papa now you're gone
(and I'm not tryna hear that shit)

Chorus:
What I wanna know baby
If what we had was good
How come you don't call me anymore

Verse 2:
Still light the fire on the rainy night
Still like it better when you're holdin me tight
Everybody said
Everybody said that we should never part
Tell me baby baby baby why
Why you wanna go and break my heart

Chorus

Sometimes it feels like I'm gonna die
If you don't call me papa
Oh you gotta try

I'll get down on my knees
Hoping you please
Oooh won't you call me sometime papa

Whhhyyyy on earth
Can't you just pick up the phone
You know I don't like to be alone

How come you don't call me
(repeat til fade w/ad libs)

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