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Brian McKnight ~ Til I Get Over You


I remember the way you used to Touch me all time I told you how I was The luckiest man alive And now I hear you showin' off Your new boy, frontin' Like everything's all right I'll be damned if I let you know That I still Find it hard to sleep at night 1 - Outside I'm smiling Inside I'm crying I just keep denying Till I get over you Repeat 1 Endless times I stayed up All night, waiting for you to call Lying to myself 'Cause, you aren't thinking 'bout me at all My eyes are holding back the tears My pride won't let you see me act a fool Cuz I'll be damned if I let you know That I still feel something for you Repeat 1 Repeat 1 Can't forget the way we touched (Every day, every night, baby) And the way we used to make love (I still remember how it feels) Baby, but now it's over and you're gone (I've got to say goodbye) Because I know, I can't go on without you Repeat 1 until fade more free lyrics

I remember the way you used to
Touch me all time
I told you how I was
The luckiest man alive
And now I hear you showin' off
Your new boy, frontin'
Like everything's all right
I'll be damned if I let you know
That I still
Find it hard to sleep at night

1 - Outside I'm smiling
Inside I'm crying
I just keep denying
Till I get over you

Repeat 1

Endless times I stayed up
All night, waiting for you to call
Lying to myself
'Cause, you aren't thinking 'bout me at all
My eyes are holding back the tears
My pride won't let you see me act a fool
Cuz I'll be damned if I let you know
That I still feel something for you

Repeat 1

Repeat 1

Can't forget the way we touched
(Every day, every night, baby)
And the way we used to make love
(I still remember how it feels)
Baby, but now it's over and you're gone
(I've got to say goodbye)
Because I know, I can't go on without you

Repeat 1 until fade

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