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Blaque ~ Bring it all to me


There you are Looking as fine as can be. In your fancy car I can tell you looking at me. Whatcha wanna do? Are you just gonna sit there and stare Baby talk to me Tell me whats on your mind. (Baby Oh) Chorus: Oh, Baby bring it all to me.(Bring it all) But I don't need no fancy cars or diamond ring. (Baby I dont need no) Oh, Baby bring it all to me. (Bring it all) Give me your time, your love, your space, your energy. (Oh.) JC: Baby what's the deal? Would I be to forward if I tell you how I feel. That's just the way I do my thang, I'm so for real. Are you feelin my tims? My baggy jeans? My thug Appeal? Do you like it when a man can keep it real? (Oh.) Chorus: Ad-Libs Bridge: JC: Oh, Baby Shamari: Oh, I'll put my pride to the side, just to tell you how good you make me feel inside. JC: There is not a single question, that we cant make this right, Cuz it's you who I need. Both: Everyday and Night. Oh Baby, Yeah! Chorus: Ad-Libs more free lyrics

There you are
Looking as fine as can be.
In your fancy car
I can tell you looking at me.
Whatcha wanna do?
Are you just gonna sit there and stare
Baby talk to me
Tell me whats on your mind.
(Baby Oh)

Chorus:
Oh, Baby bring it all to me.(Bring it all)
But I don't need no fancy cars or diamond ring.
(Baby I dont need no)
Oh, Baby bring it all to me. (Bring it all)
Give me your time, your love, your space, your energy.
(Oh.)

JC:
Baby what's the deal?
Would I be to forward if I tell you how I feel.
That's just the way I do my thang, I'm so for real.
Are you feelin my tims? My baggy jeans? My thug Appeal?
Do you like it when a man can keep it real? (Oh.)

Chorus: Ad-Libs

Bridge:
JC: Oh, Baby
Shamari: Oh, I'll put my pride to the side, just to tell you how good you make me feel inside.
JC: There is not a single question, that we cant make this right, Cuz it's you who I need.
Both: Everyday and Night. Oh Baby, Yeah!

Chorus: Ad-Libs

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