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Barbra Streisand ~ Make No Mistake, He's Mine


Kim Don't call him up anymore Cause i don't wanna hear your voice I don' t wanna see your face Answer his door Make no mistake he's mine he's mine, he's mine Barbra He only knows how i feel I only know what he's like When he needs me Oh how he needs me Deep in the night Make no mistake He's mine, he's mine, he's mine Kim Don't get to close when you dance Together Cause i don't wanna hear from my friends Barbra You were out on the town There in his arms ( there in his arms) There in his arms ( there in his arms) Don't include him in you dreams ( i wanna be in his dreams) Cause i don't wanna close my eyes (my eyes) Together I don't wanna know where he goes Each might when he leaves ( leaves) Make no mistake (make no mistake) He's mine (he's mine) he's mine ( he's mine) He is mine........ Kim Don't call him up anymore Barbra Don't call him up anymore..... more free lyrics

Kim
Don't call him up anymore
Cause i don't wanna hear your voice
I don' t wanna see your face
Answer his door
Make no mistake he's mine he's mine, he's mine

Barbra
He only knows how i feel
I only know what he's like
When he needs me
Oh how he needs me
Deep in the night
Make no mistake
He's mine, he's mine, he's mine

Kim
Don't get to close when you dance

Together
Cause i don't wanna hear from my friends

Barbra
You were out on the town
There in his arms ( there in his arms)
There in his arms ( there in his arms)
Don't include him in you dreams ( i wanna be in his dreams)
Cause i don't wanna close my eyes (my eyes)

Together
I don't wanna know where he goes
Each might when he leaves ( leaves)
Make no mistake (make no mistake)
He's mine (he's mine) he's mine ( he's mine)
He is mine........

Kim
Don't call him up anymore

Barbra
Don't call him up anymore.....

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