Can't Believe Featuring Carl Thomas

Faith Evans · Other Songs - Faith Evans

Uh, oh, oh yeah
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh yeah
(Emotional)

[Carl Thomas]
I always dreamed that everything would be okay
With me and you, but I was wrong
When I looked into your eyes
I didn't see all the things I used to see
What's going on?

[Faith Evans]
You gave me reason to believe that
We were always meant to be
But now I see, you were wrong
You can't keep running back to me
With all those "Baby, baby please"-s
No more, no more

[Faith & Carl]
Never imagined
You would be a painted picture
I'm emotional
You saw me leaving
No deceiving, it's official
I'm emotional

I can't forget that night I saw you in the corner
Wrapped up tight, you were wrong ooh
Slow dancing on the floor
While I was watching from the door
So hurt, there you were

[Faith Evans]
You gave me reason to believe that
We were always meant to be
But now I see, you were wrong
You can't keep running back to me
With all those "Baby, baby please"-s
No more, no more

Never imagined
You would be a painted picture
I'm emotional
You saw me leaving
No deceiving, it's official
I'm emotional

You had your chance
But you threw it all away
Thought you had my love always
Oh baby, I don't understand
Why you think that we could still live in total unhappiness

Never imagined
You would be a painted picture
I'm emotional
You saw me leaving
No deceiving, it's official
I'm emotional

repeat to the end

Can't Believe Featuring Carl Thomas

Faith Evans delivers a soulful performance on this 1998 recording, featuring Carl Thomas. The track exemplifies the R&B sound of the late nineties, blending smooth vocals with a melodic structure characteristic of her work during that era. As a standout from her discography, the song highlights her ability to convey deep emotion through her voice, supported by the harmonies of her featured collaborator. It remains a notable song in her catalog, reflecting the romantic and introspective themes often explored in her music. The recording stands as a testament to the collaborative spirit of the genre during its peak popularity.