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Said Enough (feat. The Isley Brothers)

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Said Enough (feat. The Isley Brothers)

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[jill scott]

There's so many things i want to say baby

So many words, oh (well well well)

Oh, you know what i mean?

(oh i know, i know)

Loving you is easy

Loving you is like breathing

Winter winter spring natural food

Ever loose ya

Loving you is righteous

Ever green light just

Shines bright (oh yeah)

When i'm with you

Ooh there's so much i want to say

Baby

[chorus jill]

(said enough) i just want you to know

(said enough) so much i want to say

(said enough) i love (said enough)

[ron]

Loving you, loving you is like

Sweeter than candy

Feels like i'm in heaven

Sweet like a morning kiss, oh

Loving you is so beautiful, baby

Loving you is food for my soul

Baby you know, you know, you know

Oh what i'm trying to say girl

I gotta let you know just what i feel

[both:]

Sid enough

[ron]

Gotta let you know what i feel

[jill scott]

Gotta let you know my heart, baby

[ron]

Gotta let you know what's in my heart

[jill scott]

I want you to know just what i'm thinking

[ron]

Oh, you know what i'm thinking

[jill scott]

I want you to know

[ron]

Oh, i think i said

[jill scott]

I got to let you know

[ron]

Gotta let you know, you know babe

[jill scott]

Your love, your love

[ron]

My baby, my baby

[j:] so so in love

[ron]

So good, you're so good baby

[jill scott]

Baby what i'm thinking, there's nothing

[ron]

Nothing in this world

[jill scott]

In this world that could take what we have away

[ron]

That would take what we have away

Oh no no

[jill scott]

Nothing

[ron]

Nothing

[jill scott]

Nothing

[ron]

Nothing

[jill scott]

Nothing left to say

[ron]

Nothing left to say

[jill scott]

I said

[ron]

You said

[jill scott]

Nothing left to say

[ron]

No no no no no, nothing baby

Said enough

You said and i said and we said

Oh you said

All i need to know girl

That's all i need to know baby

No no no no no no no no

[jill scott]

You know what i'm talking about

I might just shut my mouth

[chorus till fade]

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