I Ain't Going Nowhere

Bell Biv Devoe

Look, baby, I know times are hard right now
You know and it be easy for us to give up on each other
But I want you to know

I ain't going nowhere
I ain't going nowhere
I ain't going nowhere
I just gotta say

I promised to be with you
Till the end of time when I said the lines
I'd take you for my wife, oh yeah

You know we just can't throw it all away
'Cause the sun will shine after a rainy day
I need you in my life that's why I'm sayin'

I ain't going nowhere
You can wreck a car
I ain't going nowhere
You can lose your job
I ain't going nowhere
You can burn the house down
Stay out all night on the town

I ain't going nowhere
I want to have some change
I ain't going nowhere
I like it just how we did
I ain't going nowhere
You can spend up all my things
Hang out all night with your friends, yeah, yeah

See we turned this house into a lovin' home
But now the things are rough
You wanna get goin'
We've gotta keep this together, oh yeah

'Cause I was made for you
And you complete me
And don't nobody else
Even deserve the love that I give oh, to you, baby
Nobody but you

I ain't going nowhere
You can wreck the car
I ain't going nowhere
You can lose your job
I ain't going nowhere
You can burn the house down
Stay out all night on this town

I ain't going nowhere
I want to have some change
I ain't going nowhere
I like it just how we did
I ain't going nowhere
You can spend up all my things
Hang out all night with your friends

Baby, you ain't got to worry about me
I told you when I'm out here hustling
I'm trying big time to get this money
I'm just trying to make life better for us you know
I love you, girl, believe it, I ain't going nowhere

Don't you know that I love you
And I will never do anything to hurt you, my baby
Please don't go
We've got a good thing going on, yeah yeah yeah

Stand by your side through thick and thin
And I will never go away, 'cause I love you, baby

I ain't going nowhere
You can wreck the car
I ain't going nowhere
You can lose your job
I ain't going nowhere
You can burn the house down
Stay out all night on the town

I ain't going nowhere
I want to have some change
I ain't going nowhere
I like it just how we did
I ain't going nowhere
You can spend up all my things
Hang out all night with your friends

I ain't going nowhere
'Cause you're my baby
My wife, my life




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