Let It Flow

Toni Braxton


First thing Monday morning 
I'm gonna pick my tears away 
Got no cause to look back 
I'm lookin' for me a better day 
You see the thing 'bout love 
Is that it's not enough 
If the only thing it brings you is pair 
There comes a time when we could all make a change 

Just let go 
And let it flow, let it flow, let it flow 
Everything's gonna work out right, 
Ya know 
Let go, and let it flow, let it flow, let it flow 
Just let go 

Don't nobody want no broken heart 
And don't nobody want on two losers 
Ain't nobody gonna love you like you are 
If you take whatever he brings your way 
You see the thing of it 
Is we deserve respect 
But we can't demand respect without change 
There comes a time when we must go our own way 

Just let go 
And let it glow, let it flow, let it flow 
Everything's gonna work out right, 
Y'know 
Let go,a nd let it flow, let it flow, let it flow 
Just let go 

Sometimes love it can work out right 
Sometimes you'll never know 
But if it brings only pain in your life 
Don't be afraid to let it go 


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