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Brandy ~ Learn The Hard Way


[Chorus] It's a shame you have to learn the hard way Now I have to take my love away U see I could've made it easy For you to become a part of me You could've even say I'm sorry For all the hurt and pain you caused me Now I am supposed to give my deepest sympathy You see I had enough of cryin' And I'm tired of all the lyrin' You see I refuse to let you take advantage of me baby [Chorus] Never took the time to think of All the love that we have shared I realized that most of the time You were just not there It was hard for me to see when When your love was blinding me But now I know I have to let you go your seperate way [Chorus] Things will never be the same Cause baby, baby you did me wrong Hurt so bad I can't move on Was it worth all of your pain Cause, baby you've got to pay Got to learn the hard way [Chorus] more free lyrics

[Chorus]
It's a shame you have to learn the hard way
Now I have to take my love away
U see I could've made it easy
For you to become a part of me

You could've even say I'm sorry
For all the hurt and pain you caused me
Now I am supposed to give my deepest sympathy
You see I had enough of cryin'
And I'm tired of all the lyrin'
You see I refuse to let you take advantage of me baby
[Chorus]

Never took the time to think of
All the love that we have shared
I realized that most of the time
You were just not there
It was hard for me to see when
When your love was blinding me
But now I know I have to let you go your seperate way
[Chorus]

Things will never be the same
Cause baby, baby you did me wrong
Hurt so bad I can't move on
Was it worth all of your pain
Cause, baby you've got to pay
Got to learn the hard way
[Chorus]

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