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Babyface ~ How Could You Call Her Baby


How could you call her baby Written by babyface (1995) Performed by shanna Baby, baby, don't try to play me You know something's wrong Tha's why i'm not talking to you Baby, baby, don't even fake it You have broke my heart And there's nothin you can do I tried to call you, just the other day And your own sister told me Someone was taking my place, oh You wouldn't come to the phone She forgot to put me on hold And i can't believe what i heard What i heard in your very own words How could you call her baby How could she be your baby Thought you were mine Thought i was yours How could you call her sweetheart How come you're breaking my heart How could you be so wrong Baby, baby, hear what i'm sayin I am not your fool You should see me now as gone Baby, baby, you must think i am crazy I will not come back I feel i have been too wronged Don't try to call me, cause i don't have the time I'll be much, much too busy Hangin out with friends of mine, oh If we meet in the street You should not even bother to speak Cause i still hear the words in my head Those are some words i will never forget Hook Boy you owe me an apology Just don't look for forgiveness from me And i tried my best to understand But i've done for you all that i can If i ever see you in the street Just forget that you ever knew me Cause i still hear the words in my head Those are some words i will never forget Hook more free lyrics

How could you call her baby

Written by babyface (1995)
Performed by shanna

Baby, baby, don't try to play me
You know something's wrong
Tha's why i'm not talking to you
Baby, baby, don't even fake it
You have broke my heart
And there's nothin you can do
I tried to call you, just the other day
And your own sister told me
Someone was taking my place, oh
You wouldn't come to the phone
She forgot to put me on hold
And i can't believe what i heard
What i heard in your very own words

How could you call her baby
How could she be your baby
Thought you were mine
Thought i was yours
How could you call her sweetheart
How come you're breaking my heart
How could you be so wrong

Baby, baby, hear what i'm sayin
I am not your fool
You should see me now as gone
Baby, baby, you must think i am crazy
I will not come back
I feel i have been too wronged
Don't try to call me, cause i don't have the time
I'll be much, much too busy
Hangin out with friends of mine, oh
If we meet in the street
You should not even bother to speak
Cause i still hear the words in my head
Those are some words i will never forget

Hook

Boy you owe me an apology
Just don't look for forgiveness from me
And i tried my best to understand
But i've done for you all that i can
If i ever see you in the street
Just forget that you ever knew me
Cause i still hear the words in my head
Those are some words i will never forget

Hook

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