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Babyface ~ Why Does It Hurt So Bad


Written by babyface (1995)
Performed by whitney houston

Why does it hurt so bad
Why do i feel so sad
Thought i was over you
But i keep crying
When i don't love you
So why do i hurt so bad
I thought i had let you go
So, why does it hurt me so
I gotta get you outta my head
It hurts so bad

My life's been better since the day you left boy
I must admit life's been kind to me
I went and did things i said i would do boy
I found someone who loves me for me
Haven't had much drama since the day that we split boy
My heart's never been more at ease
And when i think of all the things you put me thru
Leaving you has been the best thing for me

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Never again that's what i said to myself
I never wanna feel your kinda pain again boy
Just when i think it's over
Just when i think it's thru
I find myself right back in love with you

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