Almost Doesn't Count
Brandy
Almost made you love me Almost made you cry Almost made you happy, baby Didn't I didn't I You almost had me thinkin' You were turned around But everybody knows Almost doesn't count Almost heard you saying You were finally free What was always missing for you, baby You'd found it in me But you can't get to heaven Half off the ground Everybody knows Almost doesn't count I can't keep on lovin' you One foot outside the door I hear a funny hesitation Of a heart that's never really sure Can't keep on tryin' If you're looking for more Than all that I could give you Than what you came here for Gonna find me somebody Not afraid to let go Want a no doubt be there kind of man You came real close But everytime you built me up You only let me down And everybody knows Almost doesn't count Maybe you'll be sorry Maybe you'll be cold Maybe you'll come runnin' back, baby From the cruel cruel world Almost convince me You're gonna stick around But everybody knows Almost doesn't count So maybe I'll be here Maybe I'll see ya 'round Almost doesn't count1998 1999 90s 90s RB 90s Rnb adult contemporary all of my songs american at home Babyface Ballad Brandy brany break-ups breathy bubblegum calm catchy cheesy chill clean craig kallman production darkchild drum machine easy listening emotive favorite by this singer favorite tracks female vocalist fluff grooves guilty pleasure heartbreak kid-safe laid back lonely lush lyricism Mellow melodic mood music neosoul New Soul - Hip Hop - Rap own paris davis production pop pretty quiet r and b real relaxed rhythm and blues rnb rodney jerkins production romantic tension sad sing along sleek slow jams slow randb smooth soft softcore soul soulful spanish guitar top 40 underrated urban
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