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Didn't Break Me - Angie Stone



     
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Can you believe him?
After all I'd done for him
I could've slapped him
Anyway - I guess there comes a point
where you just gotta let him now
You ain't goin' take it.Hey Mr Lover Man (Is that you?)
Sunlight beat your home again? (that's true)
Now run back out & catch a ride (cause you lose)
Cause you're not stayin' here tonight (no boo)(but boy look right here)
See I let you have a good time
Then I hit you with a good one (bang-bang!)
When I'm mad you look boy
And see I'm not a play toy (baby)
All this precious loving
Boy what you got coming
Will sure enough have you missing me (yeah)Boy you left my heart
black and blue
but you still didn't break me (didn't break me)

I'll be just enough for someone new
I was just too much for youOoooo-oo-oh (didn't break me)
Didn't break me - nooo (too much) (repeat verse)Damn right I'm happy now (so no)
You can go spread your love all over town (good luck)
Cause boy you struck out with me
Now youre out there blowing in the breeze (without me)
I told that boy right here:See I let you have a good time
Then I hit you with a good one (bang-bang!)
When I'm mad you look boy
And see I'm not a play toy (baby)
All this precious loving
Boy what you got coming
Will sure enough have you missing me (yeah)Boy you left my heart
black and blue
but you still didn't break me (didn't break me)
I'll be just enough for someone new
I was just too much for you
(repeat)By the time you can see
The one you love will be the one that you need
Baby my love has gone away
I'm saying bye-bye
Won't cry - anymoreBoy you left my heart
black and blue
but you still didn't break me (didn't break me)
I'll be just enough for someone new
I was just too much for you
(repeat twice)Had to put you down 'cause I didn't wanna wind up like those other girls
Lisa Nicky Stacy Becky
reapeat twice
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Angie Stone (born Angela Laverne Brown in January 30, 1961, in Columbia, South Carolina) is a Grammy Award-nominated American R&B, hip-hop, and neo-soul singer and actress. Stone's music possesses a clear old school soul music influence, and her singing vocals recall those of Aretha Franklin.


In the early 1980s, Stone (as 'Angie B'), was a member of The Sequence, the first major female hip-hop group. They had a hit in 1980 with "Funk You Up". She then worked with Mantronix, before teaming up and performing vocals and saxophone for Lenny Kravitz.


Angie Stone emerged during the 1990's as part of hip-hop/R&B trio Vertical Hold which released the popular single "Seems You're Much Too Busy" as well as two albums: A Matter of Time (June 1993) and Head First (1995).

In 1996, she teamed up with Gerry DeVeaux (Lenny Kravitz's cousin from The Bahamas) and together with Charlie Mole they formed Devox. One album received a Japanese-only release including Stone-penned or co-written material.

Angie Stone shared song-writing credits on D'Angelo's first two studio album's (1995 - Brown Sugar and 2000 - Voodoo) as well as providing backing vocals on tour with him.

She released her first solo album, Black Diamond, released on 28 September 1999 via Arista Records. She has since also released, via Clive Davis' J Records, Mahogany Soul on October 16, 2001 and Stone Love on July 6, 2004.

Much of Angie Stone's solo material has a significant hip-hop influence and features notable samples. For example, her first solo single, 1999's "No More Rain (In This Cloud)" samples Gladys Knight & The Pips' 1972 "Neither One Of Us (Want To Be The First To Say Goodbye)", and 2002 "Wish I Didn't Miss You" samples The O'Jays' 1972 "Back Stabbers".

Angie Stone sings the theme song for the UPN sitcom Girlfriends.
She has two children, a daughter and a son. The son is the child of neo-soul singer D'Angelo, whom she dated during the 1990's.


Official Website: http://www.angiestoneonline.net

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