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Love was meant to be loving
So many times we don't give, we take
Love has really no conception of this ruleDays you gave me were numbered
And as a rule they were hard to take
All it took was the number of a foolRules were made to be broken
So many hearts break the same way too, aw baby
I said that you ain't no exception to the rule, yes sirYour answer begging my question
It seems I left you too late to ask
Was this really your intention from the startThe nights you left me are empty, baby
As for the answer, they changed the past
I tried to let you explain your change of heart
How could you change your mind?Rules were made to be broken
So many hearts break the some way too, aw honey
I said that you ain't no exception to the ruleNow tell me how could you say
It would be better this way, without you
When by the usual rules
I kept presuming that you would stay with me babySo many hearts break the same way too, now mister
I said that you ain't no exception to the rule

YouGonna get on my bad heart
Just like everybody asks you
You've gotta help baby
You've gotta help me convert, tooYou better hear what I'm tellin' you
Your love, your love does not belong to you
Does not belong to you alone
Oh baby, you gotta learn to share

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Anita Baker (born January 26, 1958, in Toledo, Ohio) is a soul and adult contemporary Rhythm and blues singer. With her classy, refined brand of romantic soul, Anita Baker was one of the definitive quiet storm singers of the '80s. Gifted with a strong, supple alto, Baker was influenced not only by R&B, but jazz, gospel, and traditional pop, which gave her music a distinctly adult sophistication. Smooth and mellow, but hardly lifeless, it made her one of the most popular romantic singers of her time.

Read more about Anita Baker on Last.fm.


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