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Chaka Khan ~ Close The Door


I'll ask you once Look in my eyes Is it gonna work Is my advice Have a little trust in me I love you Baby, can't you see? It's a lie and i don't care Have a little faith It's only fair That you trust in me I love you And you'll always be here A piece of my heart My peace of mind That's for sure ¡®til you close the door to giving To giving Don't call it quits It would be a shame Our little fits Would be to blame I'd give all of me And my precious time I'm not afraid to give And what's mine is mine I'll ask you once Look in my eyes Is it gonna work Is my advice Have a little trust in me I love you And you'll always be ¨c A piece of my heart My peace of mind That's for sure ¡®til you close the door to giving To giving ¡®til you close the door to giving (repeat) more free lyrics

I'll ask you once
Look in my eyes
Is it gonna work
Is my advice

Have a little trust in me
I love you
Baby, can't you see?
It's a lie and i don't care

Have a little faith
It's only fair
That you trust in me
I love you

And you'll always be here
A piece of my heart
My peace of mind
That's for sure

¡®til you close the door to giving
To giving
Don't call it quits
It would be a shame

Our little fits
Would be to blame
I'd give all of me
And my precious time

I'm not afraid to give
And what's mine is mine
I'll ask you once
Look in my eyes

Is it gonna work
Is my advice
Have a little trust in me
I love you

And you'll always be ¨c
A piece of my heart
My peace of mind
That's for sure

¡®til you close the door to giving
To giving
¡®til you close the door to giving

(repeat)

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