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Babyface ~ In The Late Of The Night


Written by babyface, jonathan buck (1996)
Performed by toni braxton

Always thought your promise was for life
I did not think that i
Would hear you say good-bye
And i always heard you led another life
I doubted every time
I guess every time
'cause in my eyes
Love was always something magical
But the feeling is so tragic for
And all i know is in love
The thing that i want most
I can't possess
There's only emptiness

In the late of night
Just before i closed my eyes
You lied
As you kissed me goodnight
In the late of night
Just before i closed my eyes
I cried
As you kissed my lips good-bye

In my eyes
You will always be the lucky one
'cause you know you'll always have my love
For all time until i die
Through the end i gave to you my best
You gave, you gave me loneliness

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