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Whitney Houston ~ It's Not Right, But It's Okay (Thunderpuss Mix)


Verse 1 Friday night you and your boys went out to eat Then they hung out,but you came home around three Now if six of ya'll went out Then four of you were really cheap 'Cause only two of you had dinner I found your credit card receipt Hook It's not right but it's okay I'm gonna make it anyway Pack your bags up and leave And don't you dare come Running back to me It's not right,but it's okay I'm gonna make it anyway Close the door behind you Leave your key I'd rather be alone than unhappy Verse 2 I pack your bags so you can leave town for a week The phone rings and then you look at me (Why'd you turn and look at me) You said it was one of your friends Down on 54th Street So why did 213 show up on your caller ID I've been through all this before So how could you think That I would stand around And take some more Things are gonna change 'Cause I won't be your fool anymore That's why you have to leave So don't turn around to see my face There's no more tears Left here for you to see Verse 3 Was it really worth you going out like that See I'm moving on and I refuse to turn back See all of this time I thought I had somebody down for Whitney It turns out you were making a fool of me Hook(repeat out) more free lyrics

Verse 1
Friday night you and your boys went out to eat
Then they hung out,but you came home around three
Now if six of ya'll went out
Then four of you were really cheap
'Cause only two of you had dinner
I found your credit card receipt

Hook
It's not right but it's okay
I'm gonna make it anyway
Pack your bags up and leave
And don't you dare come
Running back to me

It's not right,but it's okay
I'm gonna make it anyway
Close the door behind you
Leave your key
I'd rather be alone than unhappy

Verse 2
I pack your bags so you can leave town for a week
The phone rings and then you look at me
(Why'd you turn and look at me)
You said it was one of your friends
Down on 54th Street
So why did 213 show up on your caller ID

I've been through all this before
So how could you think
That I would stand around
And take some more
Things are gonna change
'Cause I won't be your fool anymore
That's why you have to leave
So don't turn around to see my face
There's no more tears
Left here for you to see

Verse 3
Was it really worth you going out like that
See I'm moving on and I refuse to turn back
See all of this time I thought I had somebody
down for Whitney
It turns out you were making a fool of me

Hook(repeat out)

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