Artist/Band:
Patti LaBelle
Lyrics for Song: Gotta Go Solo
Lyrics for Album: Other Songs - Patti LaBelle
Ronald Isley:
Raindrops on my window seal (well, well, well)
Its quiet as a mouse in here (oh, oh, ooh)
You're somewhere with the girls doing nails
Dinner's takeout, no homecooking all year
Aint no use pretending (no,no)
'Cause perfect I know I have not been
But theres gotta be a way to work things out (oh)
20 years, should remove all doubt
(chrous)
Ronald Isley: If you love me,(i love you) then how could you go
Patti Labelle: It's not about the love, its just I've had enough maybe we need to let it go
Ronald Isley: If you ever loved me,(i love you baby) then how could you leave
Patti Labelle: some songs have gotta end,we're better off as friends maybe its time I go solo
Patti Labelle:
I know this is confusing to you (yeah, yeah, yeah)
But its been coming for a mighty long time ( a mighty long time)
A woman needs to be loved
Into body, soul, and mind
You've been taking me for granted (have I really?)
No surprises, no flowers on rainy days
Now I can keep u just the way you are
But I know some things will never change
2nd Chorus
Ronald: if you love me(i love you baby)then how could you go
Patti: its not about the love its just ive had enough maybe we need to let it go
Ronald: if you lever loved me(i love you baby) then how could you leave
Patti: some songs have gotta end we're better off as friends maybe its time i go solo solo solo
(Bridge)
Patti Labelle: I cant sing this melody no more, I've sung it for so long
Ronald Isley: Is it the verse, the chorus, or the bridge.(i don't know)just tell me exactly what it is
Patti Labell: I dont know While we're over troubled waters, I think the show is over
(Chorus 3)
Ronald: if you love me (i still love you baby) then how could you go
Patti: its not about the love its just ive had enough maybe we need to let it go
Ronald: if you ever loved me then how could you leave
Patti: some songs have gotta end we're better off as friends mrs.patty's gotta go solo..... solo
Patti & Ron talk till fade
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