Oh yeah, yes
Ooh

Can I talk to you for a minute?
There's something on my mind
That I wanna say

Ooh, reality is taking control of me 'cause I know, baby
I know that your not with me (ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)
Oh loving you boy
I wanna contradict my word
I belong (I) with you, I do truly want to know (want to know)

When you hear me talking, what you think (ooh)
When you looking into my eyes, what you see (oh, yeah)
I know you ain't trying to be my man
What you think about us being friends, making plans (oh)
To be everything we want to be, making our dreams turn reality
I'm digging everything you appear to be
And I'm wondering if we could be real good good friends

So emotional, you know I am
That's why you do me the way you do me, if you'd be cool with me
You'll see, that I'm all you need and all that you dream
And never would leave, you'll be by my side forever
Swear to God we'll grow old together, then reality would be you and me

When you hear me talking, what you think (oh yeah)
When you looking into my eyes, what you see (when you see me, baby)
I know you ain't trying to be my man
What you think about us being friends, making plans
(Sometimes I think you're so, so, so, so scared
To be everything we want to be (ooh), making our dreams turn reality
I'm digging everything you appear to be
And I'm wondering if we could be (wonderin' if we could be friends)

If we could be friends, baby
You'll be all I need, baby
I'll give you what ever you wanted and never would leave you a front and
Be what you need, baby
You'll be all I have, baby
And I'd be there for you, never would front, do what you do

When you hear me talking, what you think
When you looking into my eyes, what you see (What you see)
I know you ain't trying to be my man (oh baby)
What you think about us being friends, making plans ('cause I know)
To be everything we want to be, making our dreams turn reality
I'm digging everything you appear to be (we'd be so good together, baby)
And I'm wondering if we could be real good good friends
(You and me, you)

If we could be friends, baby
You'd be all I need, baby

Be everything you wanna be
Making our dreams turn reality
I'm digging everything you appear to be


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We Could Be Lyrics as written by Errol Mccalla Keyshia Cole

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    This joint is about Keyshia being in love with this fella, however this fella doesn't share the same feelings as her. However, that isn't gonna stop her from telling him the reasons they should be together. But in the meantime she would like for them to become good friends, because she believes this will lead them into becoming lovers.

    Jeminipriinc3zzon July 18, 2010   Link

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