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Beth Nielsen Chapman ~ Five Minutes


You look so disbelieving At my suitcase by the door My taxi's on it's way I can't take it anymore Lately you've forgotten What loving me's about But now you've got five minutes To figure it out Chorus: You've got five minutes To tell me what i'm needing to hear You've got five minutes To show me that you're really sincere That's not much time to change my mind It'll take a miracle no doubt And you've got five minutes To figure it out Now i've got your attention Here's what i've got to say You better do some talking 'cause my taxi's on it's way We used to set the nights on fire Now every day is the same Now you've got five minutes To kindle the flame Chorus You can start with "please don't leave me" And end with "i love you" And if you'd only kiss me The way you used to do You could see a miracle come true Chorus You've still got five minutes to figure it out more free lyrics

You look so disbelieving
At my suitcase by the door
My taxi's on it's way
I can't take it anymore
Lately you've forgotten
What loving me's about
But now you've got five minutes
To figure it out

Chorus:
You've got five minutes
To tell me what i'm needing to hear
You've got five minutes
To show me that you're really sincere
That's not much time to change my mind
It'll take a miracle no doubt
And you've got five minutes
To figure it out

Now i've got your attention
Here's what i've got to say
You better do some talking
'cause my taxi's on it's way
We used to set the nights on fire
Now every day is the same
Now you've got five minutes
To kindle the flame

Chorus

You can start with "please don't leave me"
And end with "i love you"
And if you'd only kiss me
The way you used to do
You could see a miracle come true

Chorus

You've still got five minutes to figure it out

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