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Chaka Khan ~ Maybe Your Baby


I'm feeling down, in some kinda lonely Cuz my baby done left me here Hearts blazing like a five alarm fire And i don't even give a care I feel like the world is fallin' Dreams to ashes right in front of my face I'm gettin' kind of worried and i feel so out of place Chorus: Maybe my baby done made some other plans Maybe my baby done made some other plans In the morning when i get a heartache I can't call on the doctor for help Cuz the only person that could ever do me any good is runnin' Around with my best friend Oh, i feel like i'm slippin' deeper, lower, a little deeper into myself I tell you that i just can't handle it, you all It's scaring me to death Chorus: Maybe my baby done made some other plans Maybe my baby done made some other plans Repeat chorus more free lyrics

I'm feeling down, in some kinda lonely
Cuz my baby done left me here
Hearts blazing like a five alarm fire
And i don't even give a care
I feel like the world is fallin'
Dreams to ashes right in front of my face
I'm gettin' kind of worried and i feel so out of place

Chorus:
Maybe my baby done made some other plans
Maybe my baby done made some other plans

In the morning when i get a heartache
I can't call on the doctor for help
Cuz the only person that could ever do me any good is runnin'
Around with my best friend
Oh, i feel like i'm slippin' deeper, lower, a little deeper into myself
I tell you that i just can't handle it, you all
It's scaring me to death

Chorus:
Maybe my baby done made some other plans
Maybe my baby done made some other plans

Repeat chorus

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