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Monica ~ 'Cross The Room


See ya from across the room [Verse 1:] It's Friday night and I'm going to a party With my man, to dance As soon as we get in He is lost with his friends and I'm there, in a trance [Hook:] I can tell that someone's looking at me And I didn't come here by myself But he left me here at someone else's feet So it must mean he didn't care I'm goin' on [Chorus:] See you from across the room Like you wanna know me If you wanna make a move Meet me on the dance floor Though I'm here with someone else He's not what I'm looking for Instead I've seen him 'cross the room Meet me on the dance floor [Verse 2:] As the night goes on Each dance makes me wonder What is on, your mind More than a dance as you pull Up to me it feels, alright [Hook] [Chorus(2x)] Let me know what you wanna do Can't you tell that I'm missing you Let me know that you're right on time Cause I'm lookin for someone else tonight [Chorus(2x)] Meet me on the dance floor [3x fading] more free lyrics

See ya from across the room

[Verse 1:]
It's Friday night and
I'm going to a party
With my man, to dance
As soon as we get in
He is lost with his friends and
I'm there, in a trance

[Hook:]
I can tell that someone's looking at me
And I didn't come here by myself
But he left me here at someone else's feet
So it must mean he didn't care
I'm goin' on

[Chorus:]
See you from across the room
Like you wanna know me
If you wanna make a move
Meet me on the dance floor
Though I'm here with someone else
He's not what I'm looking for
Instead I've seen him 'cross the room
Meet me on the dance floor

[Verse 2:]
As the night goes on
Each dance makes me wonder
What is on, your mind
More than a dance as you pull
Up to me it feels, alright

[Hook]

[Chorus(2x)]

Let me know what you wanna do
Can't you tell that I'm missing you
Let me know that you're right on time
Cause I'm lookin for someone else tonight

[Chorus(2x)]

Meet me on the dance floor [3x fading]

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