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Babyface ~ Could You Learn To Love


Written by babyface (1996) Performed by tevin campbell Maybe i don't deserve your affection But i got it bad, so bad for you So baby i need some indication That when i give my heart You'll give me your heart too Could you learn to love someone Could you teach your heart to love I wonder if you could do it 'cause i know that i could sure love you Could you learn to love someone Could you teach your heart to love Tell me that you could do it 'cause i wanna give my love to you Now what can i do to make an impression I'd die 1,000 times for you, baby What more do you want than dedication Why can't you give your love to me The way i give love to you Hook In a world where people Are longing for true love How could anyone not know What they want For once in your life Don't be afraid to love Don't run away from love Don't be afraid to love Hook 3 times more free lyrics

Written by babyface (1996)
Performed by tevin campbell

Maybe i don't deserve your affection
But i got it bad, so bad for you
So baby i need some indication
That when i give my heart
You'll give me your heart too

Could you learn to love someone
Could you teach your heart to love
I wonder if you could do it
'cause i know that i could sure love you
Could you learn to love someone
Could you teach your heart to love
Tell me that you could do it
'cause i wanna give my love to you

Now what can i do to make an impression
I'd die 1,000 times for you, baby
What more do you want than dedication
Why can't you give your love to me
The way i give love to you

Hook

In a world where people
Are longing for true love
How could anyone not know
What they want
For once in your life
Don't be afraid to love
Don't run away from love
Don't be afraid to love

Hook 3 times

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