Verse 1
(awwww baby), you are the sweetest
Please may I step to you
Girl I'm not being rude
But I see you standing here all by yourself(oh wot the hell)
Well did he break your heart
Or girl did you grow apart
Well if its anything to you
I understand what you've been through

chorus
Baby don't cry
Baby don't loose your faith in love
Cause even if you've been sad and blue
My heart is here with you
So baby don't cry
Put a smile on you're face my love
There is one thing you can't deny
The sun will always shine

verse 2
Baby just understand
That I'm not trying to dis you're man
But he had to be a fool to let you go
If its left up to me
I'll be on my bended knees
You'll be right by my side
I'm wiping those tears from you're eyes

chorus
Baby don't cry
Baby don't loose your faith in love
Cause even if you've been sad and blue
My heart is here with you
So baby don't cry
Put a smile on you're face my love
There is one thing you can't deny
The sun will always shine

chorus
Baby don't cry
Baby don't loose your faith in love
Cause even if you've been sad and blue
My heart is here with you
So baby don't cry
Put a smile on you're face my love
There is one thing you can't deny
The sun will always shine



bridge
Come and taste this love that I put there for you
Baby let me know if it is done
Let me in your heart and I will comfort you
You won't have to cry won't have to shed a tear
As long as my heart is here

chorus
Baby don't cry
Baby don't loose your faith in love
Cause even if you've been sad and blue
My heart is here with you
So baby don't cry
Put a smile on you're face my love
There is one thing you can't deny
The sun will always shine









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