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Babyface ~ How Many Times (will You Let Him Break Your Heart)


Written by babyface, emanuel officer (1997)
Performed by k-ci & jojo

How many times you're gonna let him use you
You think that you would know by now
How could you let him treat you so bad
How many times will you, let him break your heart

I heard he lied to you
I heard your love he abused
Don't say it isn't so
I see it in your eyes
It's something you can't hide

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He gives you lonely nights
And he can hear you cry
And your love he always denies
He's never gonna change
He just can't accept the blame

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Girl dry your eyes
Get up off your face
Don't be ashamed
Find someone else new
Someone who'll appreciate you
Always love you

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