Cheat Sheet: J Dilla

If you don’t
Tend the fire
The flame
Will go out
If you don’t tend to love
You know
What I’m talking about
If you don’t
Show her you care
And go out
It might be fair
To say
That love’s
Not going to hang around
It’s going away
You can’t ignore it
Or say
Things can wait
Another day
Cause if you do
She’ll notice too
And she’ll pull back
Do you get it
Do you understand
Where I’m at
Where I’m coming from
Only the dumb
Would let love
Slip out of their hands
You’re lucky
If it lands
In your life
Once maybe twice
So listen up
Take my advice
When love is there
Never stop
Showing you care
Even on your worst day
Get in the place
Where you can still say
I love you
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