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Babyface ~ Can We Talk


Written by babyface, daryl simmons (1993) Performed by tevin campbell Last night i I saw you standing I started Started pretending I knew you You knew me too And just like a roni you were too shy But you weren't the only one, so was i And i dreamed of you ever since Now i build up my confidence Ooh, next Next time you come my way I'll know just what to say Can we talk for a minute Girl i want to know your name Can we talk for a minute Girl i want to know your name I started to write you letters But i wanted to be more clever I wanted to get down and sweet talk you Hey, baby But just like a baby i could not talk And i tried to come closer but could not walk And i think of it every night How i just could not get it right Oh, if we ever come close again I know what i'll say then Hook Oh, girl One more chance With you again I will not let it go Oh, ooh please Give me just one more chance For love, love, love, love Hook 4 times more free lyrics

Written by babyface, daryl simmons (1993)
Performed by tevin campbell

Last night i
I saw you standing
I started
Started pretending
I knew you
You knew me too
And just like a roni you were too shy
But you weren't the only one, so was i
And i dreamed of you ever since
Now i build up my confidence
Ooh, next
Next time you come my way
I'll know just what to say

Can we talk for a minute
Girl i want to know your name
Can we talk for a minute
Girl i want to know your name

I started to write you letters
But i wanted to be more clever
I wanted to get down and sweet talk you
Hey, baby
But just like a baby i could not talk
And i tried to come closer but could not walk
And i think of it every night
How i just could not get it right
Oh, if we ever come close again
I know what i'll say then

Hook

Oh, girl
One more chance
With you again
I will not let it go
Oh, ooh please
Give me just one more chance
For love, love, love, love

Hook 4 times

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