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Destiny's Child ~ Second Nature


[Verse 1 Beyonce:] Why does love always seem so very hard It's such a struggle to win the reward Because I'm playin' with the wrong cards But I think I got the winnin' hands There's something different about you babe That tells me I can I say it's easy for the things that I do Never a question always a pleasure to Love you, love you, love you [Hook:] Baby I won't say no The love that you give is so Abound and I can't let go Of this love It's so natural, so natural to give my love It's so easy (easy like second nature) second nature It's so natural, so natural to give my love Like no other (easy like second nature) second nature [Verse 2 Beyonce:] Thinkin' of you is the breath that I take Just for your love I can't wait I could never think twice It wakes me up in the mornin' And the middle of the night And with a smile on my face, I'm ready [Hook] [Chorus] more free lyrics

[Verse 1 Beyonce:]
Why does love always seem so very hard
It's such a struggle to win the reward
Because I'm playin' with the wrong cards
But I think I got the winnin' hands
There's something different about you babe
That tells me I can
I say it's easy for the things that I do
Never a question always a pleasure to
Love you, love you, love you

[Hook:]
Baby I won't say no
The love that you give is so
Abound and I can't let go
Of this love

It's so natural, so natural to give my love
It's so easy (easy like second nature) second nature
It's so natural, so natural to give my love
Like no other (easy like second nature) second nature

[Verse 2 Beyonce:]
Thinkin' of you is the breath that I take
Just for your love I can't wait
I could never think twice
It wakes me up in the mornin'
And the middle of the night
And with a smile on my face, I'm ready
[Hook]
[Chorus]

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