Stop, Listen, Look And Think
Expose
I'm feeling something's wrong And there's still time to talk It's like the love is gone We've been together for so long This is the time you can't deny The love we had that we can revive Hurts me so bad, show me a sign Be sure you know what's right CHORUS: You better stop (stop), listen (listen), look and think Before you make up your mind to leave You better stop (stop), listen (listen), look and think Our love together was meant to be A night of saddened dreams (saddened dreams) That time I still regret (regret) Two wrongs don't make it right (make it right) Somehow, you're gonna have to forget Time after time, love's on the line Chances are right for you to be mine Cuts like a knife, make up your mind Be sure you know what's right CHORUS (2x) (You better stop, stop stop) (You better stop, stop stop) (You better stop, stop stop, stop) (You better stop, stop stop, stop, stop stop) (You better stop) Time after time, love's on the line Chances are right for you to be mine Cuts like a knife, make up your mind Be sure you know what's right You better stop (stop), listen (listen), look and think Before you make up your mind to leave You better stop (stop) (Listen, look and think) (You better stop, listen, look and think) (You better stop, listen, look and think) You better stop (stop), listen (listen), look and think Stop, look and listen to me, yeah (You better stop) Stop, look and listen Before you make up your mind Before you leave me behind You better stop now before you leave me Before you leave me Oh, you better think twice, you better think twice (You better stop, listen, look and think) Stop, look and listen (fade out)none.
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