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Babyface ~ I'm Ready


Written by babyface (1993)
Performed by tevin campbell

Baby, it was uncool to love me
Then leave me standing here now
Without a goodbye
And maybe i am the fool you call me
'cause i'll be here standing waiting
To hear you say to me

I'm ready
To love you
Forever
Hey love now
Come and love me forever more
I'm ready
To love you
Forever
Hey love now
Come and love me forever more

Sometimes, when i'm alone i feel sad
I know you'll leave me once again
And take my pride
And maybe i am the fool you call me
'cause i'll be here standing, waiting
To hear you say to me

Hook

And once again i'll be right here
Waiting to share your love
But i hope this time, for once
We'll forever mend it up

Hook 2 times, ad lib to fade


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