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Babyface ~ Just My Luck


Written by babyface (1983) Performed by the deele So many times You said we'd be together What does it take To get you close to me So many times You said things would get better But time after time You failed to convince me (ooh, baby) And now you're tellin' me It's all in the past How can you be sure It's gonna last Say you wanna be with me And that you're comin' to me right now I want to believe (want to) I want to believe (need to) I almost think i can believe Just my luck You'll get caught up in the rain But that's the last time That you'll come my way again Just my luck You'll get caught up in the rain But that's the last time That you'll come my way again So many times you said That you would never Never take your love away from me But girl, you know sometimes You're like the weather You brighten my day And then you rain on me Hook Hook repeat to fade more free lyrics

Written by babyface (1983)
Performed by the deele

So many times
You said we'd be together
What does it take
To get you close to me
So many times
You said things would get better
But time after time
You failed to convince me (ooh, baby)

And now you're tellin' me
It's all in the past
How can you be sure
It's gonna last
Say you wanna be with me
And that you're comin' to me right now
I want to believe (want to)
I want to believe (need to)
I almost think i can believe

Just my luck
You'll get caught up in the rain
But that's the last time
That you'll come my way again
Just my luck
You'll get caught up in the rain
But that's the last time
That you'll come my way again

So many times you said
That you would never
Never take your love away from me
But girl, you know sometimes
You're like the weather
You brighten my day
And then you rain on me

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