Tell Me
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Tell Me
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Tell me what's on your mind
Tell me - are we weathered and dry?
I'm looking for my second wind but there ain't nothing but a sigh
I try to raise my lowered gaze but all the sidewalks - they all seem to shine
Tell me - what is all this about?
Tell me - is your head full of doubt?
I want to know is this just a show?
I want to know is this just a show?
I'm looking for my second wind but there ain't nothing but a sigh
I try to raise my lowered gaze but all the sidewalks - they all seem to shine
Tell me - are these my final hours?
Tell me - has my loved turned sour?
I want to know is this just a show?
I want to know is this just a show?
I'm looking for my second wind but there ain't nothing but a sigh
I try to raise my lowered gaze but all the sidewalks - they all seem to shine
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