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Uh, uh, uh, so, so, def
Cross us, you know not
(So, so, def, come on, clap yo hands)
'Cuz I'm full time here dough spot
(Come on, come on, come on, come on)Full time blow spot ain't gone stop
(Come on, clap yo hands)
Keepin tha flow locked
(Come on, come on, come on, come on)
Keepin' tha flow locked, come onI got a secret in my heart
And baby it's tearin' me apart
'Cuz I want the world to understand
That I love you and you are my manBaby we know that we belong
A love that is real just can't be wrong
Can't keep it inside for very long
This love is too strongSo ready or not here I come
(Oh come on)
I got a secret that I want you to know
Baby yeah, I can't hide what I feel insideBoy it's killing me baby

So why can't they see that I
I can't hide what I feel inside
Everyone should know
So just let it show babyBoy I feel it's time to let it go
We stayed on the hush, we kept it low
But I need to let my feelin's show
I can't take it no moreSo ready or not here I come
I got a secret that I want you to know
Baby, baby I can't hide what I feel insideBoy it's killing me baby
So why can't they see that I
I can't hide what I feel inside
Everyone should know
So just let it show babyI'm yours
(I'm yours)
I belong to you and
(I'm yours and I)You're mine
You belong to me
(The world should know you're mine)
Why can't they see
(Why can't they see)It's killin' me
(Yeah yeah)
Oh baby, I can't keep it secretI must release this, we can't keep it a secret
Fuckin' hush hush, need you in my life to complete it
Cuz ain't nobody like us together, let's grow old together
We never fold through whatever we roll, believe itWhen you get mad I'm heated I want the world to see it
When you happy my purpose never defeated
You got me, walkin' round, helpless, with no hope
I'm high off you selfish with mah dough
Lord pictured a vision of me and youIt'll never be anotha lova like boo boo, let's show 'em
Ignore whatchya home boyz say, they ain't knowin'
How we be keepin' it quiet long enough
What I feel inside strong enough to bustOpen the heart of tha hardest thug
Hop on this woodie when he need love
Can't hide, they see me shine when I ride this
Blow they inquirin' minds, it's you and I boyI can't hide what I feel inside
Boy it's killing me baby
So why can't they see that I
I can't hide what I feel inside
Everyone should know
So just let it show babyI can't hide what I feel inside
(Y'all know how we do over here)
(Y'all know how we do over here)
Boy it's killing me baby
(Y'all know how we do over here)So why can't they see that I
(Y'all know how we do over here)
I can't hide what I feel inside
Everyone should know
So just let it show baby

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Kelly Price (born April 4th, 1973) is the Daughter of the late Rev. Joseph Price and Evangelist Claudia Price is the 2nd of three children born and raised in Queens, NY. Under the watchful eye of her mother and the pastorate of her grandparents Bishop Jerome and Evangelist Joni Norman Kelly was nurtured and developed spiritually by being taught the word of God and the importance of a sustained prayer life through the special prayer services her grandfather held weekly in addition to Sunday services and bible study. It was there at an early age in Full Gospel Mission COGIC that the many gifts deeply rooted inside of her were watered and began to grow. It was there that her inner senses were awakened to the very real existence of God as more than just a higher power or an answer to the question “how did we all get here?”
At an early age Kelly’s musical talents began to dominate her life. While most babies have to be taken from the crib and calmed from crying in the middle of the night, Ms Price’s mother has been noted telling of the times when the entire house would be awakened at the sound of a young Kelly singing out in her crib while the rest of the family tried to sleep. AS a young child Kelly knew that music was more than just something that happened on the radio, in church, or even during the commercials on TV. For her it was a part of life that quickly became a necessity for life. She became emotionally dependant on the music inside of her and quickly learned how to use the music as an outlet to express what she was feeling even when she couldn’t speak about it. One day after experiencing deep sadness from a book she read for a black history project in school, Kelly wrote a song to express her unexplainable emotions. This was her first song. She was 7 years old.

Kelly sang on her first recording before the age of 10 and by the time she was 18 Kelly was recording and touring the world with multi-platinum pop diva Mariah Carey. Always a quick study, Kelly watched and learned the intricacies of studio and production work and soon after began to expand into areas other than just background singing. It is these early years of her professional career that Kelly refers to as her formal education. While her classmates attended college to prepare for their careers she went to work everyday and studied with the entertainment industry’s best to prepare for what would soon be her own amazing career. During these years and beyond Kelly has shared her multiple musical gifts with many artists and reached the number one spot on billboard several times before anyone even knew what the girl behind the voice and the pen looked like. Throughout her career Kelly has sung for, recorded with, toured with, wrote songs for, arranged and produced music for George Michael, Mariah Carey, Aretha Franklin, Brian McKnight, LL Cool J, Ben Tankard, Mary J Blige, Puff Daddy, Brandy, The LOX, Donnie McClurkin, The Williams Brothers, Faith Evans, Karen Clarke-Sheard, Yolanda Adams, MASE, Whitney Houston, Mary Mary, The Notorious B.I.G, Richard Smallwood, R. Kelly, Eric Clapton, Wynona Judd, Gerald Levert, Angela Winbush, The Isley Bros and the legendary Ronald Isley just to name a few. Though many record labels initially pursued Kelly as a recording artist it was her connection with Isley and his relentless persistence that convinced her to begin to use her musical talents for herself resulting in a formal alliance between Isley and Price that birthed her solo career with the album Soul of A Woman in 1998 that featured the #1 smash women’s anthem of the year “Friend of Mine”, penned by Ms Kelly Price.
She would follow with the platinum success of Mirror Mirror in 2000, One Family: A Christmas Album in 2002 and the critically acclaimed Priceless in 2003.
In October 2005, Price recorded her first live gospel project. The This Is Who I Am album has been released on October 24, 2006 on her own label, EcclecticSounds Records. It debuted at #1 on the Billboard Gospel Charts and peaked at #9 on the R&B album chart.
Price was inducted as an honorary member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. in July 2006.
In early 2007, Price kicked off a tour with the 'Sisters in the Spirit 2007."
In 2006, she recorded the song "Why?" for the soundtrack Why Did I Get Married?, a film version of the stage play of the same name she once acted in, playing the role to Sheila.
In early 2009, Price was featured on Coko's gospel album entitled The Winner In Me on the track "Oh Mary".
In June 2010, Price promoted her single "Tired" on The Jazz Joy and Roy syndicated radio show as "some of the best work of my career to date."
In September 2009, it was announced she would be joining Deborah Cox and Tamia to form the super group The Queen Project. The women seek to empower women of all ages, races and backgrounds by doing a number of community service projects. In September 2010, Kelly announced via her official Twitter profile that her new solo album Kelly will be released in 2011. Her second single "Not My Daddy" debuted on R&B charts at #87.




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