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Spend Some Time

Spend Some Time

Year: 1994
Duration: 4:26
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[00:18.87] I had a picture of you in my head
[00:21.87] It kept me warm when you were not there
[00:26.23] You made me laugh made me feel like
[00:30.21] A child to see your smile made everything worthwhile
[00:34.23] I feel a glow when you are near
[00:37.50] All of my doubt just disappear
[00:41.72] But baby nothing stays the same
[00:45.84] It's such a shame
[00:50.44] Spend some time trying to figure out
[00:53.75] What to do with this love what to do with this love
[00:58.41] Now it seems like the best thing baby
[01:01.76] Is just give it up
[01:03.48] Let's just give it up
[01:06.67] So now you play trick with my mind
[01:17.79] I am gonna leave your loving all behind
[01:22.47] You were my joy
[01:23.86] You were my pain
[01:26.19] Something is lost when something is gained
[01:31.04] Don't worry baby I'll be fine
[01:33.93] I'll grow tired of you wasting my time
[01:34.22] Don't bother pleading
[01:40.19] or trying to stop me
[01:42.08] It's too late now I've just
[01:45.14] Got to be free
[01:47.16] Spend some time trying to figure out
[01:50.05] What to do with this love what to do with this love
[01:54.65] Now it seems like the best thing baby
[01:58.10] Is just give it up
[02:49.87] Let's just give it up
[03:02.92] Baby just give it up
[03:11.58] I've just had enough
[03:15.13] Give it up
[03:17.18] Give it up
[03:19.21] I've just had enough
[03:24.95] Spend some time trying to figure out
[03:28.43] What to do with this love what to do with this love
[03:29.52] Now it seems like the best thing baby
[03:30.37] Is just give it up
[03:31.17] Let's just give it up
[03:37.85] 

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🇬🇧United Kingdom·acid jazz, funk
The Brand New Heavies are an English band formed in 1985, consisting of Simon Bartholomew, Andrew Levy, and Jan Kincaid. After the addition of N'Dea Davenport in 1990, the group experienced mainstream success and pioneered a new genre called acid jazz. The Brand New Heavies released their debut self-titled album in June 1990. The album was reissued in 1991 with newly recorded vocals by American singer-songwriter N'Dea Davenport, a new addition to the lineup. The album's singles "Never Stop", "Dr...
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