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Boyz II Men ~ Human II (Don't Turn Your Back on Me)


I know this was my fault but How much should it cost To make things right Do I have to pay for life We all fall short sometimes And I'm guilty of that crime But I just wanna make you see That you can still believe in me [Chorus:] I know, I made mistakes I am what I am I'm only a man So don't take my joy away Don't turn your back on me Speak to me, let me know how you feel If you feel like you can hold on and be strong I will never leave you lonely I cry sometimes cause I make you cry And that ain't right I won't make the same mistake twice Baby please forgive me No I can't erase the wrong I've done But I hope you can give me another chance Cause if you were me you would want the same And I'd give that chance to you [Chorus] more free lyrics

I know this was my fault but
How much should it cost
To make things right
Do I have to pay for life
We all fall short sometimes
And I'm guilty of that crime
But I just wanna make you see
That you can still believe in me

[Chorus:]
I know, I made mistakes
I am what I am
I'm only a man
So don't take my joy away
Don't turn your back on me

Speak to me, let me know how you feel
If you feel like you can hold on and be strong
I will never leave you lonely
I cry sometimes cause I make you cry
And that ain't right
I won't make the same mistake twice
Baby please forgive me

No I can't erase the wrong I've done
But I hope you can give me another chance
Cause if you were me you would want the same
And I'd give that chance to you

[Chorus]

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