
Tina Turner – I Don’t Wanna Lose You Lyrics
Artist: Tina Turner
Song: I Don’t Wanna Lose You
Women of a certain age
They learn to rely and judge all his responses
Having played the mating game
She doesn’t waste time ’cause all that she wants is
Really honest emotions
Ones he can’t help but show
Though I hardly know your name
I know about love and I know
I don’t want to lose you
I don’t even want to say goodbye
I just want to hold on
To this true love, true love
Women who have made mistakes
Are a little afraid, they don’t like taking chances
She will play the waiting game
She’s never impressed by those manly advances
I know I’ve only just met you
Maybe I should know better
But when you look at me that way
There’s something inside that’s so right
I don’t want to lose you
I don’t even want to say goodbye oh no
I just want to hold on
To this true love, true love
I don’t want to lose you
And I always want to feel this way, oh yeah
‘Cause every time I’m with you
I feel true love, true love, true love
Tell me you’re real
You’re not pretending
Let’s make a deal
‘Cause my heart’s depending on you
I don’t want to lose you
I don’t even want to say goodbye oh no
I just want to hold on
To this true love, true love
I don’t want to lose you
And I always want to feel this way, oh yeah
‘Cause every time I’m with you
I feel true love, true love, true love
I don’t want to lose you
I don’t even want to say goodbye oh no
I just want to hold on
To this true love, true love
I don’t want to lose you
And I always want to feel this way
‘Cause every time I’m with you
I feel true love, true love, true love
I don’t want to lose you
I don’t even want to say goodbye
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From the album:
Simply the Best
Release Year: 1989