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Boyz II Men ~ Sympin'


Baby let me tell you about how I feel This urge is seizing me, controlling it's unreal Ooh, ahh baby, I wanna let you know You got me yearning, so baby let me show Ooh, I want you baby, gotta let you know I need ya here with me This ain't the right way, gotta find another way to earn your love Just give me a clue cause you know... Chorus: Sympin' ain't easy, get on your hands and knees and lift your eyebrows Sympin' ain't easy, and if you wanna get it, then you gotta be willing To cry and beg and plead on your knees Pardon my expression (You're excused) But the feeling I have is so strong I guess you know this isn't easy to do I keep trying and trying to give my love to you Ooh, I want you baby, gotta let you know I need ya here with me This ain't the right way, gotta find another way to earn your love Just give me a clue cause you know... Chorus more free lyrics

Baby let me tell you about how I feel
This urge is seizing me, controlling it's unreal
Ooh, ahh baby, I wanna let you know
You got me yearning, so baby let me show
Ooh, I want you baby, gotta let you know I need ya here with me
This ain't the right way, gotta find another way to earn your love
Just give me a clue cause you know...

Chorus:
Sympin' ain't easy, get on your hands and knees and lift your eyebrows
Sympin' ain't easy, and if you wanna get it, then you gotta be willing
To cry and beg and plead on your knees

Pardon my expression (You're excused)
But the feeling I have is so strong
I guess you know this isn't easy to do
I keep trying and trying to give my love to you
Ooh, I want you baby, gotta let you know I need ya here with me
This ain't the right way, gotta find another way to earn your love
Just give me a clue cause you know...

Chorus

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