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Lyrics by Dawn McClain Publishing LeorahDreams 3/2006
V1-I don’t know why, and I can’t believe that you would play theses games on me
I don’t know how, I couldn’t see or read through all your schemes
My momma said to leave you alone, cause we could never build a home
But instead I followed my own heart, and you shattered all my dreams
Hook- Say bye-bye cause you weren’t worth my tears
And I won’t waste my time or anymore sad years
It’s time to say bye-bye cause you we weren’t meant to be
I’d rather be alone, than unhappy I guess it’s time for me to leave
V2- I packed my things, no need to change the locks cause I’m giving back your keys
Don’t call my phone, or try to contact me cause there’s nothing left to say
To get me to stay, I made up my mind and you’ve run out of time
To get it right, now get outta my way cause I ain’t tryin to pick a fight
You thought that you could have your cake, and eat it too
You thought that you were good, you had game
I had no clue
I can’t believe I didn’t see, that you were running game on me
I hate that I wasted my time, and gave you so much of my life
B sec- I can not believe, I was so in love boy
That I couldn’t see, that you would hurt me
Wanted us to be, together forever
Guess it wasn’t meant, for us to be one

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from The Love Project, released September 1, 2010
Dave "Jam" Hall

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Dawn McClain Anchorage, Alaska

Hailing from Los Angeles, California, Dawn McClain has emerged from the same rich soil of so many other great African American singers. Like so many powerhouses and trailblazers in music, An 80's baby with a splash of 60's and 70's influence, and a sprinkle of gospel roots, she blends and bridges the generation gap between these eras in music, melodically suspending time. ... more

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