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Blaque ~ Right Next To Me


What's up baby? It's me and
My plane leave for Kenya in the morning
I wanted to see you before I left
But you're not home so
Well, this is finally my big break, wish me luck
And um, I want you to know
That no matter where I am or what I'm doing
I'll always love you, bye bye

Good bye, it's time for me to go
I'll call you in the morning so I can let you know
The way you really feel boy, put your mind at ease
I don't think I will, if I make it
I still want you to be there with me

I'll be there one day
And you will be right next to me
I'll be there one day
And you will be right next to me
Right here next to me

I wonder, will you be where I am, baby
Will you be by my side, boy?
Or with another girl?
Just wait a little longer boy, I don't know how long
Just try to understand this is not what I planned
I'm so sorry this had to be, had to be

I'll be there one day
And you will be right next to me
I'll be there one day
And you will be right next to me
Right here next to me

Boy, oh boy for every man there's a woman
(Every man needs a woman)
It's your lovin' that I choose
And I can't afford to lose you, baby
That's why I swear, I swear to the world
I'll always be your girl
Just say you'll be right next to me

I'll be there one day
And you will be right next to me
I'll be there one day
And you will be right next to me
Right here next to me
I'll be there one day
And you will be right next to me
I'll be there one day
And you will be right next to me
Right here next to me


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