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Chaka Khan ~ Never Miss The Water (featuring Me'shell Ndegéocello)


All is fair in love boy When the love is shared Now you've been acting for some time Like you just don't care About me Well my mama used to say That there would come a day When fools begin to open up their eyes... Chorus: You never miss the water Till the well runs dry Now i have had enough bad love So i'm telling you goodbye, goodbye You've been taking me for granted You even made me cry And sorry just ain't good enough Baby not this time My mama used to say That there would come a day When the truth can no longer be denied... You're gonna miss my love You're gonna miss my love You're gonna miss my love You never miss the water Till the well runs dry for ya My mama used to say That there would come a day When you would run but baby you can't hide... more free lyrics

All is fair in love boy
When the love is shared
Now you've been acting for some time
Like you just don't care
About me

Well my mama used to say
That there would come a day
When fools begin to open up their eyes...

Chorus:
You never miss the water
Till the well runs dry
Now i have had enough bad love
So i'm telling you goodbye, goodbye

You've been taking me for granted
You even made me cry
And sorry just ain't good enough
Baby not this time

My mama used to say
That there would come a day
When the truth can no longer be denied...

You're gonna miss my love
You're gonna miss my love
You're gonna miss my love

You never miss the water
Till the well runs dry for ya

My mama used to say
That there would come a day
When you would run but baby you can't hide...

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