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Faith Evans ~ You Used To Love


[Chorus] I remember the way, you used to love me I remember the days, you used to love me [Verse] You don't appreciate the time I put into this love affair of ours baby I couldn't let you walk around Thinking it's alright to let me down [Chorus] [Verse] I gave you all my precious love And anything you wanted from me You didn't hear me calling out Calling for your warm affection after all this time You can't deny what I'm feeling is real And I stood around, stood by your side Went through all the hurt and pain And you turned and walked away [Chorus] Can't give up on the way you used to give it to me Give it to me What a feeling it's for real [Chorus] You didn't hear me calling out And that's not what love's about I remember you used to love me You used to love me every day Now your love has gone away I remember I remember [Chorus] more free lyrics

[Chorus]
I remember the way, you used to love me
I remember the days, you used to love me

[Verse]
You don't appreciate the time
I put into this love affair of ours baby
I couldn't let you walk around
Thinking it's alright to let me down

[Chorus]

[Verse]
I gave you all my precious love
And anything you wanted from me
You didn't hear me calling out
Calling for your warm affection after all this time
You can't deny what I'm feeling is real
And I stood around, stood by your side
Went through all the hurt and pain
And you turned and walked away

[Chorus]
Can't give up on the way you used to give it to me
Give it to me
What a feeling it's for real

[Chorus]

You didn't hear me calling out
And that's not what love's about
I remember you used to love me
You used to love me every day
Now your love has gone away
I remember I remember

[Chorus]

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