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Chaka Khan ~ Don't Talk 2 Strangers


Lil' darlin', gotta go now Don't know when i'll be coming back Got my future all planned out Got my bags packed Things don't always turn out right But that's just the way it goes Before i leave you, there's just a few Things you should know Don't talk to strangers Don't forget to say your prayers at night Remember god - he made you And one day he'll make everything alright Don't cross on the yellow You always got to wait for a green light Remember god - he made you And one day he'll make everything alright Lil' darlin', gotta go now Don't worry, you'll be just fine When it comes to good luck I just know you'll always be first in line Nobody will ever love you as much as i do But that doesn't mean other people won't love you, too Don't talk to strangers Don't forget to say your prayers at night Remember god - he made you And one day he'll make everything alright more free lyrics

Lil' darlin', gotta go now
Don't know when i'll be coming back
Got my future all planned out
Got my bags packed
Things don't always turn out right
But that's just the way it goes
Before i leave you, there's just a few
Things you should know

Don't talk to strangers
Don't forget to say your prayers at night
Remember god - he made you
And one day he'll make everything alright
Don't cross on the yellow
You always got to wait for a green light
Remember god - he made you
And one day he'll make everything alright

Lil' darlin', gotta go now
Don't worry, you'll be just fine
When it comes to good luck
I just know you'll always be first in line
Nobody will ever love you as much as i do
But that doesn't mean other people won't love you, too

Don't talk to strangers
Don't forget to say your prayers at night
Remember god - he made you
And one day he'll make everything alright

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