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Babyface ~ If We Try


written by Babyface, Tony Coates, Lynelle Edmonds (1986) We go through changes Time after time I guess that's just life Feelings we can't express We only hide Deep down inside Who needs another sad affair Girl, if we care We'll end it right here We could be lovers If we'd only share All that we feel But we must be sincere I know we've been Been here so many times before But don't you think Think that our love's worth fighting for If we try Just one time, oh baby If we try Then I'll know we'll get by Our love is gentle It's give and take It's all abput the vows we make Whether we honor them With love and trust It's all up to us Who needs another sad affair Girl, if we care We'll end it right here We could be lovers If we'd only share All that we feel But we must be sincere I know we've been Been here so many times before But don't you think Think that our love's worth fighting for HOOK 2 times more free lyrics

written by Babyface, Tony Coates, Lynelle Edmonds (1986)

We go through changes
Time after time
I guess that's just life
Feelings we can't express
We only hide
Deep down inside

Who needs another sad affair
Girl, if we care
We'll end it right here
We could be lovers
If we'd only share
All that we feel
But we must be sincere

I know we've been
Been here so many times before
But don't you think
Think that our love's worth fighting for

If we try
Just one time, oh baby
If we try
Then I'll know we'll get by

Our love is gentle
It's give and take
It's all abput the vows we make
Whether we honor them
With love and trust
It's all up to us

Who needs another sad affair
Girl, if we care
We'll end it right here
We could be lovers
If we'd only share
All that we feel
But we must be sincere

I know we've been
Been here so many times before
But don't you think
Think that our love's worth fighting for

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