Starting With You - Danny Sullivan & Kemist Mix
Lyrics
Are you ready? Are you ready? Look at you Look at you, different day but same damn bags You're on my porch and I don't even have to ask I see tears in your eyes As you come inside and break down So, what's he done? And I hope this don't take long 'Cause you know one call from him And you'll be home before morn Here's friendly hug, followed by tough love Are you ready? He is only gonna to treat you (Treat you) The way he knows he can (Oh yeah) It's all up to you my sister (My sister) To show him that he can't (He can't) Have you had enough? (Haven't you had enough?) 'Cause it has been long enough (Long enough) Time for a change (Time for a change) Starting with you (You, you, you) No, don't say a word, listen to Deborah for once 'Cause I went through the same thing So I tell you want needs to be done Mavis said it best, 'Girl respect yourself it starts with you, you' He is only gonna to treat you (Treat you) The way he knows he can (Oh yeah) It's all up to you my sister (My sister) To show him that he can't (He can't) Have you had enough? (Haven't you had enough?) 'Cause it has been long enough (Long enough) Time for a change (Time for a change) Starting with you (You, you, you) You want him to be a better man And you want him to treat you better than You treat yourself girl you can help By showing him how he can You can start by building your self-esteem Start believing you can do anything And you'll find your man with on a line And if you don't then leave him behind Are you ready? Are you ready? Starts with you, oh you It's inside of you girl Starts with you
Audio Features
Song Details
- Duration
- 05:15
- Key
- 6
- Tempo
- 128 BPM
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