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Brian McKnight ~ Last Dance


Oh yeah Fa, la, la, la Fa, la, la, la Fa, la, la, la, la, hey Fa, la, la, la Fa, la, la, la Fa, la, la, la, ooh Do I know more than we knew then? Or do we know less and we just pretend Your brought out my heart and walked away Your eyes tell me more than words could ever say [1] - Should we take a chance And dance the last dance? Should we spend the night One last time Caught up in this romance Or maybe wait and see, let it be The way that it will be Should we take a chance And dance the last dance How can I be wrong? When I feel the way I feel How can I deny, emotions that's so real In the middle of the night I call out your name Do I ever cross your mind? Do you feel the same? [Repeat 1] Let me go, come to me Which way is the way it should be This is so bittersweet There's no way that we can love enough to show If we take the chance [Repeat 1 till end] more free lyrics

Oh yeah

Fa, la, la, la
Fa, la, la, la
Fa, la, la, la, la, hey
Fa, la, la, la
Fa, la, la, la
Fa, la, la, la, ooh

Do I know more than we knew then?
Or do we know less and we just pretend
Your brought out my heart and walked away
Your eyes tell me more than words could ever say

[1] - Should we take a chance
And dance the last dance?
Should we spend the night
One last time
Caught up in this romance
Or maybe wait and see, let it be
The way that it will be
Should we take a chance
And dance the last dance

How can I be wrong?
When I feel the way I feel
How can I deny, emotions that's so real
In the middle of the night
I call out your name
Do I ever cross your mind?
Do you feel the same?

[Repeat 1]

Let me go, come to me
Which way is the way it should be
This is so bittersweet
There's no way that we can love enough to show
If we take the chance

[Repeat 1 till end]

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