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Babyface ~ Tell Me Where


Written by chuck boom, a-tone, babyface (1996)
Performed by tevin campbell

I know your story
He stayed out late last night and he didn't even call
But don't you worry
You can cry on my shoulder
I just wanna hold you
Cuz i'm the one who cares for you
And when you get lonely
You can call on me

Tell me where
Where it hurts and i'll kiss you there
Tell me where
Where it hurts and i'll kiss you there

No pain, no sorrow
I'll be there for you when you wake up tomorrow
So don't cry, don't worry
I'll be there quicker than quick and faster than a hurry
Cuz i'm the one who cares for you
And when you get lonely
You can call on me girl

Hook

I don't think he's going to call you
And that just goes to show you
That he don't really love you
He doesn't think that you're worth coming home to
And that just goes to show you
That he doesn't really love you

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