Like Ya Use To - Heather Headley

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This mornin' when you woke up
I had breakfast cooked with everythin' you like
But you didn't even give the eggs a try
And you left without kissin' me goodbye

Used to wake up happy everyday
With the glow of love upon your face
But now that shine has gone away
Has someone else taken my place?

You need to stop, stop
Askin' me to cook and givin' me the look
That you were turned on by me
Stop, stop comin' home to me
Stop hangin' in the streets
Instead of being where you should

Stop, stop lookin' in my face
When you would come in late
I said I know you way too good
Stop, stop foolin' me around
Boy, if you ain't down and you wanna leave
You know you could

You don't love good, baby
Like you use to
Hold me like you use to
Do the things you use to

You don't touch me, baby
Like you used to
Say the things you use to
Tell me are you use to me?

You don't love good, baby
Like ya use to
Kiss me like ya use to
Tell me what ya use to

Say you don't miss me
Baby, like ya use to
Love me like ya use to
Maybe your too use to me

Yesterday I wore my favorite jeans
The ones you love to see on me
But you didn't even give a second look
Guess someone else had your attention took

Even did my hair in a brand new style
To see if a change would bring a smile
And I might as well have stayed the same
'Cause you still didn't say a thang

You need to stop, stop
Askin' me to cook and givin' me the look
That you were turned on by me
Stop stop comin' home to me
Stop hangin' in the streets
Instead of being where you should

Stop, stop lookin' in my face
When you would come in late
I said I know you way too good
Stop, stop foolin' me around boy if you ain't down
And you want to leave you know you could

You don't love good, baby
Like you use to
Hold me like you use to
Do the things you use to

You don't touch me, baby
Like you use to
Say the things you use to
Tell me are you use to me?

You don't love good
Baby, like ya use to
Kiss me like ya use to
Tell me what ya use to

Say you don't miss me baby
Like ya use to
Love me like ya use to
Maybe your too use to me

You don't love good, baby
Like you use to
Hold me like you use to
Do the things you use to

You don't touch me, baby
Like you use to
Say the things you use to
Tell me are you use to me?

You don't love good, baby
Like you use to
Hold me like you use to
Do the things you use to

You don't touch me, baby
Like you use to
Say the things you use to
Tell me are you use to me?

You don't love good baby
Like ya use to
Kiss me like ya use to
Tell me what ya use to

Say you don't miss me baby
Like ya use to
Love me like ya use to
Maybe your too use to me
...

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Heather Headley (born October 5, 1974) is a Tony Award-winning and Grammy Award-winning R&B singer and actress from Trinidad and Tobago.

Headley began playing the music of her native country at a young age, including calypso, reggae and soca. She moved to Fort Wayne, Indiana in the United States at the age of fifteen when her father was offered a job as pastor of McKee Street Church of God (in Anderson, Indiana).

After graduating from Northrop High School, Headley attended Northwestern University to study communications and musical theatre. In 1997, she played Nala in The Lion King, the Broadway musical. Headley's performance was well-received and she then originated the title role in the Broadway adaptation of Aida, earning the Tony Award for Best Actress in 1999.

Headley released her debut album, This Is Who I Am, in October 2002 on RCA Records. Although its first single, "He Is", was not very successful, the second single, "I Wish I Wasn't", achieved moderate success and earned her a Grammy Award nomination for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance. Headley was also nominated for Best New Artist.

On September 6, 2003, Headley married Brian Musso, formerly of the New York Jets. Her second album, In My Mind, was delayed due to the various executive shake-ups associated with RCA parent BMG's merger with Sony, and Headley joked that it should have been called Caught Up instead. Under BMG North America chairman/CEO Clive Davis for the first time, Headley released the album in January 2006. The title track was released as the first single; it was produced by India.Arie collaborator Shannon Sanders, and its music video was directed by Diane Martel. The song reached number-one on the U.S. Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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