Craig David Lyrics
* Human
(To the heartbeat tocking on, stop, stop To the heartbeat clocking on, stop, stop To the heartbeat clocking on, stop, stop To the heartbeat tocking on, stop, stop) (To the heartbeat tocking on, stop, stop To the heartbeat clocking on, stop, stop To the heartbeat clocking on, stop, stop To the heartbeat tocking on, stop, stop) Come on baby, dry your eyes Wipe your tears Never meant to see you cry (Craig David's on the rise, ah, uh, check it out) I wouldn't ever try to hurt you I just needed someone to hold me To fill this void while you were gone To fill this space of emptiness Oh Lady I'm only human Of flesh and blood I'm made I'm only human Born to make mistakes If you want to say goodbye That's your deal I'll just have to serve my time 'Til you're near, Lady I wouldn't ever try to hurt you I just needed someone to hold me To fill this void while you were gone To fill this space of emptiness Oh Lady I'm only human Of flesh and blood I'm made I'm only human Born to make mistakes (To the heartbeat tocking on, stop, stop To the heartbeat clocking on, stop, stop To the heartbeat clocking on, stop, stop To the heartbeat tocking on, stop, stop) (Craig David's on the rise, ah, uh, check it out) I'm only human What am I supposed to do? I'm only human, lady Lady I'm only human What am I supposed to do? I'm supposed to make mistakes I'm only human I'm only human What am I supposed to do now, baby? What am I supposed to do? I'm only human What am I supposed to do, baby? Human, lady Human, human, baby I'm only human, lady, lady What am I supposed to do? I'm only human, lady I'm only human What am I supposed to do?
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