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Whitney Houston ~ My Name Is Not Susan


One night not long ago I fell for you Too easy to let go She was one from your past One of the few You said it didn't last Now Romeo you know I can't believe Your tongue would slip so easily I know you think I oughta let it be But get it right, next time That's the end of me Chorus: My name is not Susan So watch what you say If you still need her Then be on your way Don't wanna hear about Susan She's got nothin' on me So show some respect for the love you receive My name is not Susan (No, no, no, no, no -- get it right) Last night you were asleep Deep in a dream I heard you call her name Then you turned to embrace I froze in place Never to be the same Now Romeo you know I never knew My heart would bust so easily I know you think I oughta let it go But get it right next time Say good-bye to me boy chorus I never want to be the girly that you "call" one and only You know the kind of girly that you would call when you get lonely I never should have let you in, A damn shame -- forgot my name! Well, anyway chorus Don't want to hear about Susan My name ain't Susan (X3) Ya better get it right! more free lyrics

One night not long ago
I fell for you
Too easy to let go
She was one from your past
One of the few
You said it didn't last

Now Romeo you know I can't believe
Your tongue would slip so easily
I know you think I oughta let it be
But get it right, next time
That's the end of me

Chorus:
My name is not Susan
So watch what you say
If you still need her
Then be on your way
Don't wanna hear about Susan
She's got nothin' on me
So show some respect for the love you receive
My name is not Susan
(No, no, no, no, no -- get it right)

Last night you were asleep
Deep in a dream
I heard you call her name
Then you turned to embrace
I froze in place
Never to be the same

Now Romeo you know I never knew
My heart would bust so easily
I know you think I oughta let it go
But get it right next time
Say good-bye to me boy

chorus

I never want to be the girly that you "call" one and only
You know the kind of girly that you would call when you get lonely
I never should have let you in,
A damn shame -- forgot my name!
Well, anyway

chorus

Don't want to hear about Susan
My name ain't Susan (X3)
Ya better get it right!

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