Ask Me
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Ask Me
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Ask me to make a mountain small ask me to make a valley tall
Ask me ask anything at all but don't ask me to forget you
Don't ask me to forget about you
Ask me to stop the birds that fly ask me to make the flowers die
Ask me and anything I'll try but don't ask me to forget you
Don't ask me to forget about you
Ask me to stop the hands of time to say the sun won't shine to end this life of mine
Never ask me to forget about you never ask me to forget about you
Ask me to stop the rivers flow ask me to dim the skies that glow
I'll try most anything you know but don't ask me to forget you
Don't ask me to forget about you
[ ac.guitar ]
Ask me to stop the hands of time to say the sun won't shine to end this life of mine
Never ask me to forget about you never ask me to forget about you
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Davis Skeeter performs "Ask Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Davis Skeeter catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Ain't Had No Lovin' and All Of Me with a short reason for opening each page next.
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