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What are you calling me for?
Thought it was over when you walked out the door
Reminding me of the pain that you caused in my heart
No I'm not missing you at all
No I'm not trying to make you feel small
But lately it cuts like a knife
That you think you can walk right back into my life so
You don't have to call
And we don't have a reason to talk
If you want something to say
Then start telling me how you could hurt me that way
'Cause it was hell getting over you
Damn you for what you put me through
The curtain's closed, goodbye, the end
'Cause I don't think my heart will let me love you again
Everything you said was a lie
Right to my face couldn't understand why
And how you could do me that way

Then walk back in my life
But tell me where were you when I couldn't sleep?
And where were you when I couldn't eat?
And where were you when I cried?
There's no way I could let you back into my life so
You don't have to call
And we don't have a reason to talk
If you want something to say
Then start telling me how you could hurt me that way
'Cause it was hell getting over you
Damn you for what you put me through
The curtain's closed goodbye, the end
'Cause I don't think my heart will let me love you again
No we cannot find a way, I don't have nothing to say
Baby, I gotta be real, guess now you know how it feels
Why are you wasting my time? Guess I been crossing your mind
Can't let you back in my life, this is goodbye
You don't have to call
We don't have a reason to talk
If you want something to say
Then start telling me how you could hurt me that way
It was hell getting over you
Damn you for what you put me through
The curtain's closed goodbye, the end
'Cause I don't think my heart
You don't have to call
And we don't have a reason to talk
If you want something to say
Then start telling me how you could hurt me that way
'Cause it was hell getting over you
Damn you for what you put me through
The curtain's closed goodbye, the end
'Cause I don't think my heart will let me love you again

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Brian McKnight (born June 5, 1969 in Buffalo, New York) is an American singer, songwriter, arranger, producer and one of the prominent singers of his years, specializing in pop and R&B. He is a multi-instrumentalist and plays the piano, guitar, and trumpet.

Embracing an effortless eloquence and cocoa butter smooth persona, the music of Brian McKnight has defined the true meaning of an American soul-man since 1991. Like his spiritual Motown godfathers, this upstate New York native has a velvety voice and silky style that captures the vibe of vintage soul without being old fashion. On his latest disc Ten, that blend can be clearly heard.

While Brian’s aspirations might have seemed like a lofty ambition, the longevity of his career is a testament to the purity of his vision. With the release of Ten, McKnight’s first disc for his new label Warner Bros Records, the Grammy-nominated singer could not be more pleased with the outcome. Without a doubt, the landscape of soul music has gotten younger, but that fact did not hinder McKnight’s creative process.

After 16 million albums sold since his self-titled debut, it would have been too easy for McKnight to simply follow the R&B template of rote romanticism. But on Ten, the artist in him felt the need to be more revealing. Though McKnight has been friends with producers Tim & Bob for over ten years, this is the trio’s first collaboration.

Though Brian has never been the kind of singer/songwriter that one would call political that didn’t stop him from penning “Red, White & Blue,” a heart wrenching ode for the men and women currently at war, teaming up with country star Rascal Flatts.

Currently working on a variety of projects including a talk show and soundtracks for two upcoming Tyler Perry projects, the veteran soul singer could not be happier with the outcome of Ten. For fans of real music, Ten is the perfect addition to the soul cannon.


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