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Baby, slow down, seems you're moving too fast for me
Baby, slow down, seems you're moving too fast for me
Seem to be movin' a little too fast for me

Baby, slow down, I'm not gonna hurt you
I understand you never been here before
Someone has used you, making you so scared
Allow me to make it better, oh

Baby, slow down, seems you're moving too fast for me
Baby, slow down, seems you're moving too fast for me
Seem to be movin' a little too fast for me

Baby stop runnin' please let me catch you
You're goin' through too many changes
But don't be scared to trust a stranger
I will assure you, there is no danger

Baby, slow down, seems you're moving too fast for me
Baby, slow down, seems you're moving too fast for me
Seem to be movin' a little too fast for me

What your friends say is fine it don't mean a thing
When your heart beats next to mine
Take your time, baby slow it down
'Cause we got forever

Baby, slow down, seems you're moving too fast for me
Baby, slow down, seems you're moving too fast for me
Seem to be movin' a little too fast for me

Baby, slow down, seems you're moving too fast for me
Baby, slow down, seems you're moving too fast for me
Seem to be movin' a little too fast for me

Break it down, break it down
Uh uh

Baby, seems you're moving too fast
(Seems you're moving too fast)
Seems you're movin' too fast baby
Seems you're movin'
Seem to be movin a little to fast for me

Seems you're movin' too fast for me
(Slow down)
Seems you're movin'
Seem to be movin' a little too fast for me

Seems you're movin' too fast for me
(Slow down)
Seems you're movin'
Seem to be movin' a little too fast for me

Seems you're movin' too fast for me
(Slow down)
Seems you're movin'
Seem to be movin' a little too fast for me


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