This just in
We're just friends
This just in
We're just friends
This just in
We're just friends

This just in
We're just friends
This just in
We're just friends
This just in
Where will I begin
I thought I was in love

Janie
Janie that's your best friend
She came to me (she came to me)
and explained, see, this all could end (this all could end)
and suddenly (suddenly)

So much for romance now
I'm giving it up
I missed my chance now
Had a glance at true love

Oh oh!

This just in
We just friends
This just in
We just friends
This just in
We just friends

It took so long for you to
Let me know
Took so long for you to
Let me know

Maybe I'm just
Delusional
You told me that we shared
Something beautiful
So tell me how this can
Be suitable
---

So I'm asking you
How did you decide?
If you didn't love me girl
How did you make up your mind?
Was it something I said
Losing my groove, yeah

Remember how we used to dance?
Never missed a beat
It was you and me
In unison
In unison
----

The way you look at me
Tell me that you don't see
I love you
I love...

So what's it gonna be
---

Someday you'll know girl
The value of me (baby!)

---

Someday you'll wonder
Where I'll be (One Day!)

---

Sometimes it ain't meant to be
---

Understood each other's hearts
Maybe we could make a start
We believe in
We believed in

This just in
We just friends
This just in
We're just friends
This just in
We're just friends


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    The --- are breaks where I can't understand what's being said. Please enlighten the lyrics if you know!

    soccercake7on October 15, 2013   Link

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