Can I talk to You
I think you need to hear what I got to say
So Please
Listen

I Pray for better days, days when you & I be closer,
My mind Focus on treating you right
And not searching for wrong

But wrong love will be the final words
And suffering draw the curtains
And the show will last till life was gone
And we exchange these simple words.

I wanna open up to you
And tell you what I've been through
I want you to open up to me
And share with me a dream
I'm gonna live my life for you
And make your dreams come true
So I dedicate my all to you
(Listen)

I pray that we don't change
And get caught up in the current
Of people who don't mean us well
Or wishing us ending thoughts
Living life in a big city and all of its distraction
Premier, fake tears, and falsely offers shoulders
Separately unavailable

I wanna open up to you
And tell you what I've been through
I want you to open up to me
And share with me a dream
I'm gonna live my life for you
And make your dreams come true
So I dedicate my all to you
(Listen)

At least summonly swear, to remain a pair
With truth and honestly, from meâ?¦.to youâ?¦
Leaving behind, the liars and the fools
(Lady I promise I will always)
Open up to you
(Oh Yeah, can you feel it baby. I can)
(Oh yeah, I like this)
(Let me sing it for you)

I wanna open up to you
And tell you what I've been through
I want you to open up to me
And share with me a dream
I'm gonna live my life for you
And make your dreams come true
So I dedicate my all â?¦to you


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