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Chaka Khan ~ Our Love's In Danger


Our love Our love's in danger If you don't hurry home I might Give it to a stranger I never wanted you to go I told you many times before I need your loving day to day I get so tired when you're far away You got me staring at the ceiling Better come quick You can't make it too soon I never want to do you wrong But you been gone away so long I don't know what you expect of me That's what i'm trying so hard to be Don't force me into another's arms Our love Our love Our love Get the picture, i'm here all alone Ain't you worried About your happy home What i'm thinking Makes me feels ashamed Tell me who's to blame Tell me what to do about the Strangers coming from everywhere Strangers calling my name Just don't know what to do about it Ooh, they're calling me, ooh more free lyrics

Our love
Our love's in danger
If you don't hurry home
I might
Give it to a stranger

I never wanted you to go
I told you many times before
I need your loving day to day
I get so tired when you're far away
You got me staring at the ceiling
Better come quick
You can't make it too soon

I never want to do you wrong
But you been gone away so long
I don't know what you expect of me
That's what i'm trying so hard to be
Don't force me into another's arms
Our love
Our love
Our love

Get the picture, i'm here all alone
Ain't you worried
About your happy home
What i'm thinking
Makes me feels ashamed
Tell me who's to blame

Tell me what to do about the
Strangers coming from everywhere
Strangers calling my name
Just don't know what to do about it
Ooh, they're calling me, ooh

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