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Lalah Hathaway - Honestly



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Lalah Hathaway - Honestly

{Verse 1:}
You used to be my heartbeat
Your love was made for me
I could not live without you
You were my destiny
Now that my eyes are open
See how the tables turn
And now I'm not so sure
Call this a lesson learned

{Chorus:}
Honestly
I don't really want you no more
Honestly
You can walk out that door
Honestly
I don't really want you no more
Honestly
You can walk out that door

{Verse 2:}
Thought this would last forever
And never would we part
So much for happy endings
You never played your part
Please close the door behind you
No need to make a scene
You can do what you want now
And now I'll just do me

{Chorus:}
Honestly
I don't even want you no more
Honestly
You can walk out that door
Honestly
I don't even want you no more
Honestly
So you can walk out that door

Honestly
Honestly
Honestly
I don't even want you no more
Honestly
So you can walk out that door 


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