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The song is actually called "Always be my baby"
Verse 1:
How do you know when's the right time to throw in the towel/
What do you say when it's all said and done/
Where do you go to sort out your feelings/
When nothing is like it was/
There's no easy way to break somebody's heart/
I couldn't keep this thing from falling a part/
Chorus:
But it doesn't mean that I don't love you/
Ohhh nooo/
And it doesn't mean that I won't miss you/
Even though we're a part save a place in your heart for me/
You'll always be my baby/
Yeahhh ... Mmmmm
Verse 2:
How do I look into your eyes and tell you it's over/
What do I do if you break down and start to cry/

Do I sell out and say the old cliche/
It's not you that's me girl/
What do I tell you if you ask me why/
'Cuz there's no easy way to break somebody's heart
I need to tell you but, I don't have the heart/
Chorus:
But it doesn't mean that I don't love you/
[Doesn't mean that I don't love you]/
And it doesn't mean that I won't miss you
[I won't miss you baby]/
Even though we're a part save a place in your heart for me
You'll always be my baby/
Bridge::
I know it's hard right now but one day you'll see that you'll find someone who'll love you like you need to be/
And it's okay if you forget about me/
Wherever you are in this world you'll always be my girl
But it doesn't mean that I don't love you
And it doesn't mean I don't miss you baby [ baby, baby]
Even though we're a part save a place in your heart for me
{2x}

Enjoy the lyrics !!!
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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