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Chaka Khan ~ Please Pardon Me (you Remind Me Of A Friend)


Please pardon me, but i'm longing to speak I hope you don't mind my staring I don't mind, cause your face looks so kind Seldom you'll find someone so daring You remind me of a friend of mine Ooh, i've lost (the) time, yeah Everytime i see your face You remind me of that someone In fact, it's true, it's you Runnin' right into you I hope you don't mind, you look like a friend of mine And it's seldom you find a face that's so kind I hope you don't mind, you look like a friend of mine And it's seldom you find a face that's so kind Please pardon me, but i'm all into spirit I hope you don't mind my starin' I don't mind, cause your face looks so kind Seldom you'll find someone so daring Everytime i see your face You remind me of that someone In fact, it was you Runnin' right into you more free lyrics

Please pardon me, but i'm longing to speak
I hope you don't mind my staring
I don't mind, cause your face looks so kind
Seldom you'll find someone so daring

You remind me of a friend of mine
Ooh, i've lost (the) time, yeah

Everytime i see your face
You remind me of that someone
In fact, it's true, it's you
Runnin' right into you

I hope you don't mind, you look like a friend of mine
And it's seldom you find a face that's so kind
I hope you don't mind, you look like a friend of mine
And it's seldom you find a face that's so kind

Please pardon me, but i'm all into spirit
I hope you don't mind my starin'
I don't mind, cause your face looks so kind
Seldom you'll find someone so daring

Everytime i see your face
You remind me of that someone
In fact, it was you
Runnin' right into you

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