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Brian McKnight ~ You Could Be Mine


Did you say you had to leave? Is that the way it has to be? How I hate to see you go But it's okay because I know 1 - You could be the one I'm waiting for You could be the one that opens up the door You could be the one I run to You could be the one You could be the one to share my love You could be the one to buy yourself a life You could be the one I run to You could be the one Every night I wish upon a star Just wanna every where you are Body's calling out your name Girl tell me that you feel the same Repeat 1 Late at night whenever I thought I'd find it never I just might be done Think I found the one, oh Babe oh Repeat 1 (3x) You could be the one You could be the one I run to You could be the one You could be the one You could be the one I run to You could be the one Repeat 1 till end more free lyrics

Did you say you had to leave?
Is that the way it has to be?
How I hate to see you go
But it's okay because I know

1 - You could be the one I'm waiting for
You could be the one that opens up the door
You could be the one I run to
You could be the one
You could be the one to share my love
You could be the one to buy yourself a life
You could be the one I run to
You could be the one

Every night I wish upon a star
Just wanna every where you are
Body's calling out your name
Girl tell me that you feel the same

Repeat 1

Late at night whenever I thought I'd find it never
I just might be done
Think I found the one, oh
Babe oh

Repeat 1 (3x)

You could be the one
You could be the one I run to
You could be the one
You could be the one
You could be the one I run to
You could be the one

Repeat 1 till end

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