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Boyz II Men ~ Thank U In Advance


(Excuse me, I know we just met But may I have this dance?)0 Sitting here with a drink in my hand Your presence I can't ignore I must admit I like watching you dance But it seems like I've seen this before Girl, you look like my first wife Though I've never been married before So I kiss your hand and tell you "Thank you" You turn and ask me what for [1] - For our first kiss on next week For when we make love in six weeks For the ring you wore proudly three months from now For when you said "I do" next March And for those beautiful children of ours Yes, I know it might sound strange cuz we just met But I thank you in advance (Shawn, help me sing it) Hi, my name is Shawn Tell me your name Although I know the last one It's funny that we're shaking hands [Wait a minute, I know this hand] It's the same hand (I'll hold in front of a minister) Same hand (when you're havin' my son and his sister) I don't mean to sound so bold and forward But I thank you in advance [Repeat 1] It's like I came back in time to tell you thank you You're as beautiful then as you are now Look in the mirror, there is a picture Of you and the man you love [Repeat 1] [Repeat 1] I, I, I, I, I I thank you in advance, ooh Ooh ooh ooh more free lyrics

(Excuse me, I know we just met
But may I have this dance?)0

Sitting here with a drink in my hand
Your presence I can't ignore
I must admit I like watching you dance
But it seems like I've seen this before
Girl, you look like my first wife
Though I've never been married before
So I kiss your hand and tell you "Thank you"
You turn and ask me what for

[1] - For our first kiss on next week
For when we make love in six weeks
For the ring you wore proudly three months from now
For when you said "I do" next March
And for those beautiful children of ours
Yes, I know it might sound strange cuz we just met
But I thank you in advance

(Shawn, help me sing it)

Hi, my name is Shawn
Tell me your name
Although I know the last one
It's funny that we're shaking hands
[Wait a minute, I know this hand]
It's the same hand (I'll hold in front of a minister)
Same hand (when you're havin' my son and his sister)
I don't mean to sound so bold and forward
But I thank you in advance

[Repeat 1]

It's like I came back in time to tell you thank you
You're as beautiful then as you are now
Look in the mirror, there is a picture
Of you and the man you love

[Repeat 1]
[Repeat 1]

I, I, I, I, I
I thank you in advance, ooh
Ooh ooh ooh

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