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702 ~ You Don't Know


[Intro:] Yeah, 702, come on, Soulshock, Karlin, That's right. [Verse One:] Why'd you leave, I gave you everything, So why you wanna tell me lies? You mean so much to me, You know I can't believe, That you have got me open like you do. [Bridge:] Now what've I got to do to make you see, That we should be together you and me, I want your love. I get excited, can't fight it, Baby you just don't know. [Chorus:] You don't know what you do, Got me loving you, So please don't go 'cuz, You don't know what you do, Got me all over you, And I don't know what to do about us. [Repeat] [Verse Two:] Can't you see, That you're hurting me, Build me up and let me down down. Oh, ain't never felt this way before, Don't walk out the door, I can't take no more. [Repeat Bridge & Chorus] [Break:] Baby, can't you see, You're killing me, You just don't know, I like your flow, Come dig me though, I can't take no more, Really though, really though, really though. [Repeat Chorus to fade] more free lyrics

[Intro:]
Yeah, 702, come on,
Soulshock, Karlin,
That's right.

[Verse One:]
Why'd you leave,
I gave you everything,
So why you wanna tell me lies?
You mean so much to me,
You know I can't believe,
That you have got me open like you do.

[Bridge:]
Now what've I got to do to make you see,
That we should be together you and me,
I want your love.
I get excited, can't fight it,
Baby you just don't know.

[Chorus:]
You don't know what you do,
Got me loving you,
So please don't go 'cuz,
You don't know what you do,
Got me all over you,
And I don't know what to do about us.
[Repeat]

[Verse Two:]
Can't you see,
That you're hurting me,
Build me up and let me down down.
Oh, ain't never felt this way before,
Don't walk out the door,
I can't take no more.

[Repeat Bridge & Chorus]

[Break:]
Baby, can't you see,
You're killing me,
You just don't know,
I like your flow,
Come dig me though,
I can't take no more,
Really though, really though, really though.

[Repeat Chorus to fade]

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