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Babyface ~ In The Late Of The Night


Written by babyface, jonathan buck (1996) Performed by toni braxton Always thought your promise was for life I did not think that i Would hear you say good-bye And i always heard you led another life I doubted every time I guess every time 'cause in my eyes Love was always something magical But the feeling is so tragic for And all i know is in love The thing that i want most I can't possess There's only emptiness In the late of night Just before i closed my eyes You lied As you kissed me goodnight In the late of night Just before i closed my eyes I cried As you kissed my lips good-bye In my eyes You will always be the lucky one 'cause you know you'll always have my love For all time until i die Through the end i gave to you my best You gave, you gave me loneliness Hook more free lyrics

Written by babyface, jonathan buck (1996)
Performed by toni braxton

Always thought your promise was for life
I did not think that i
Would hear you say good-bye
And i always heard you led another life
I doubted every time
I guess every time
'cause in my eyes
Love was always something magical
But the feeling is so tragic for
And all i know is in love
The thing that i want most
I can't possess
There's only emptiness

In the late of night
Just before i closed my eyes
You lied
As you kissed me goodnight
In the late of night
Just before i closed my eyes
I cried
As you kissed my lips good-bye

In my eyes
You will always be the lucky one
'cause you know you'll always have my love
For all time until i die
Through the end i gave to you my best
You gave, you gave me loneliness

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