Asking For More
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Asking For More
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When I ask you
Always say that you're on it
Write it down in a sonnet
When will we ever learn?
Let's get away
From all this madness
Only bringing us sadness
Do we even care?
We had the time of our lives
And we're still asking for more
But now we know
We gotta go
Promising me
That you going to help me
But you're being stealthy
Now I need to know
Cut me a break
As I'm trying my hardest
Trying to reap in the harvest
There's one sowed
We had the time of our lives
And we're still asking for more
We think we know
We had the time of our lives
And we're still wanting much more
But now we know
We gotta go
We gotta go
We gotta go
(We gotta go)
(We gotta go)
(We gotta go)
(We gotta go)
(We gotta go)
(We gotta go)
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