Last Request
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Last Request
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Slow down, lay down
Remember it's just you and me
Don't sell out, bow out
Remember how this used to be
I just want you closer, is that alright?
Baby let's get closer, tonight
Grant my last request and just let me hold you, don't shrug your shoulders
Lay down beside me
Sure I can accept that we're going nowhere
But one last time let's go there
Lay down beside me, ohhh
I've found that I'm bound to wander down that long way road, ohhh
And I realise all about your lies
But I'm no wiser than the fool that I was before
I just want you closer, is that alright?
Baby let's get closer, tonight
Baby, baby, baby
Tell me how can, how can this be wrong?
Ooh, oww, yeah
Lay down beside me
One last time let's go there
Lay down beside me
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Who performs "Last Request"?
Becky Hill performs "Last Request", and this lyric page sits inside the Becky Hill catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Better Off Without You (feat. Shift K3Y) and Forever Young with a short reason for opening each page next.
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