Aaliyah - Don't Worry

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Let's try this flow, just follow it, beat it
There's no need for you, baby
It ain't what you think, so don't worry

You remember back in the day
When we thought it was special
When we always stayed down
No matter where we went you'd stay in touch
Two people that were just so in love
Now you probably ain't feelin' much like things
Ain't really been the way they used to be
And you say it seems like I've changed
But I'm still the same

There's no need for you, (to worry 'bout me)
Baby, (don't worry 'bout me, no, no, no)
It ain't what you think, (you still got me)
So don't worry, (don't worry 'bout, don't worry 'bout me)
Even though it seems, (you're losing me)
And things, (ain't what they used to be)
Baby, (I ain't gonna leave)
So don't worry, (don't worry 'bout, don't worry 'bout me)

I was headin' out to Cali, for a show
Told you that on Tuesday I'd be home
Left a message on your voicemail
Sayin' I'd call you later
To inform you I'm alright
Now you callin', just to tell me that you heard
I was seen in a Bentley with my girls
So I'm on my way to a spot where people hang
But nothing's changed

There's no need for you, (to worry 'bout me)
Baby, (don't worry 'bout me, no, no, no)
It ain't what you think, (you still got me)
So don't worry, (don't worry 'bout, don't worry 'bout me)
Even though it seems, (you're losing me)
And things, (ain't what they used to be)
Baby, (I ain't gonna leave)
So don't worry, (don't worry 'bout, don't worry 'bout me)

There's no need for you, (to worry 'bout me)
Baby, (don't worry 'bout me, no, no, no)
It ain't what you think, (you still got me)
So don't worry, (don't worry 'bout, don't worry 'bout me)
Even though it seems, (you're losing me)
And things, (ain't what they used to be)
Baby, (I ain't gonna leave)
So don't worry, (don't worry 'bout, don't worry 'bout me)

There's no need to
Worry 'bout what
I do when I'm away

(Don't worry 'bout a damn thing)
Don't worry 'bout what I do in my time
(Don't worry 'bout a damn thing)
Don't worry 'bout how I do when I put it down
(Don't worry 'bout a damn thing)
Trust in my everything's gonna be alright
(Don't worry 'bout a damn thing)
Gonna work it out, be home tonight

There's no need for you, (to worry 'bout me)
Baby, (don't worry 'bout me, no, no, no)
It ain't what you think, (you still got me)
So don't worry, (don't worry 'bout, don't worry 'bout me)
Even though it seems, (you're losing me)
And things, (ain't what they used to be)
Baby, (I ain't gonna leave)
So don't worry, (don't worry 'bout, don't worry 'bout me)

There's no need for you, (to worry 'bout me)
Baby, (don't worry 'bout me, no, no, no)
It ain't what you think, (you still got me)
So don't worry, (don't worry 'bout, don't worry 'bout me)
Even though it seems, (you're losing me)
And things, (ain't what they used to be)
Baby, (I ain't gonna leave)
So don't worry, (don't worry 'bout, don't worry 'bout me)

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Aaliyah Dana Haughton, known simply as Aaliyah, was born on January 16, 1979, in Brooklyn, New York, but was raised in Detroit, Michigan. She began her career at a young age, appearing on the American talent show Star Search at just ten years old. In 1994, she released her debut album, Age Ain’t Nothing But a Number, which launched her into the music industry.

In 1996, Aaliyah signed with Atlantic Records and released her sophomore album, One in a Million, which featured production from Timbaland and songwriting from Missy Elliott. The album spawned hits like “One in a Million” and “4 Page Letter,” solidifying her as a rising star in the R&B world. Despite her success in music, Aaliyah continued her education and graduated with a 4.0 GPA from the Detroit Performing Arts High School in 1997.

Aaliyah’s talent extended beyond music, as she made her acting debut in the year 2000 in the film Romeo Must Die alongside Jet Li. The film’s soundtrack featured the hit single “Try Again,” which topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Aaliyah went on to release her self-titled album in 2001, featuring singles like “Rock the Boat” and “More Than A Woman.”

Tragically, Aaliyah’s life was cut short on August 25, 2001, when she died in a plane crash in The Bahamas. Despite her untimely passing, she posthumously won several awards, including two at the American Music Awards. Aaliyah’s music catalog was unavailable on streaming platforms for many years, but in 2021, her music finally became accessible to fans once again.

Aaliyah’s legacy continues to live on through her timeless music and impactful contributions to the world of R&B. Her influence can still be felt in the music industry today, as she is remembered as the “Princess of R&B” and a true icon of her time.