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Last Night (Can We Move On?) - Montell Jordan



     
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What time is it?
Oh, no, oh, no7 a.m., when reality sets in
See, last night we said and did some things
That we shouldn'ta did
I know the morning after's always harderThan the night before, for sure
Now we're lying here
Trying to figure what we're suppose to do
We're both wondering if we're getting back togetherOr I'm leaving you
We had one drink too many, one kiss too many
One, no don't you say another word, too many

And it led us to the morning afterLast night when the love was too strong
We couldn't fight it and you stayed, just a little too long
So for now it's morning and yesterday's gone
But can we move on?We ask ourselves, why, oh, why, a thousand times
Yeah, and separately, silently in our heads
We rehearse the lines, I had a nice time
(So did I)I gotta go now
(Me too)
Hit my pager
(Certainly)
Call me later
(Most definitely)
And then we leaveLater on that day around six
I get a call from you
The slight tremble in your voice let me know
Something wasn't coolAnd if I could turn back the hands of time
I'd go back to yesterday
Before we lost our mind
To see if we'd do it all againLast night when the love was too strong
We couldn't fight it and you stayed, just a little too long
So for now it's morning and yesterday's gone
But can we move on?Stay or leave, be strong or weak
Decisions, decisions, it all seems so easy
If I knew then what I know now
I'm sure that somehow we'd have no regretsLast night when the love was too strong
We couldn't fight it and you stayed, just a little too long
So for now it's morning and yesterday's gone
But can we move on?Last night when the love was too strong
We couldn't fight it and you stayed, just a little too long
So for now it's morning and yesterday's gone
But can we move on?See, baby, last night you just looked so damn good
Yes, you did
And I was a proud man, proud man
Yes, I wasLast night when the love was too strong
We couldn't fight it and you stayed, just a little too long
So for now it's morning and yesterday's gone
But can we move on?Last night when the love was too strong
We couldn't fight it and you stayed, just a little too long
So for now it's morning and yesterday's gone
But can we move on?Last night when the love was too strong
We couldn't fight it and you stayed, just a little too long
So for now it's morning and yesterday's gone
But can we move on?
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Montell Du'Sean Jordan (born December 3, 1968 in Los Angeles, California) is an American R&B singer, songwriter, and record producer. Jordan was the first R&B artist signed to the Def Jam label, and became the main male artist on its Def Soul imprint until leaving the label in 2003.

Jordan attended Pepperdine University in California to pick up a bachelor's degree in communications, graduating summa cum laude and was a state finalist for the Rhodes Scholarship.

Jordan's first single was the 1995 #1 hit single "This Is How We Do It", and defined his hip hop soul musical style. "This Is How We Do It" and its follow-up, "Somethin' 4 Da Honeyz", show a strong hip hop influence, and Jordan's material fit alongside the rest of Def Jam's output. Future hits would include "Let's Ride" with Master P in 1998 and "Get It on Tonite" in late-1999.

Besides crafting his own material, Jordan has written and produced for a number of outside artists, including Christina Milian, 98 Degrees, Deborah Cox ("Nobody's Supposed to Be Here", 1998), and Sisqó (the number-one hit "Incomplete", 2000). The singer has had cameo roles in the films "The Fighting Temptations" and "The Nutty Professor."

Jordan left Def Soul in 2003 and released the album "Life After Def" on Koch Records.

Jordan released his 7th project - "Let It Rain" - on October 21, 2008.

In 2010, Jordan left the music business to become a minister. As he explained on his Twitter feed, the decision is "a calling that’s probably been with me all my life since I was a child. And I’ve known it. A lot of people in the business know it and have the same calling but that leap of faith is difficult."



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