Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Donna Regina
Canonical path: /donna-regina/why-do-you-ask
Related lyric paths: 6
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Why Do You Ask
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Why Do You Ask
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Why do you ask - if you don't want to know
Why do you ask - if you don't want to know
How I am, how I feel
You should know by now that I'm ready to show
Please don't ask - you don't want to know
Please don't ask - you don't want to know
Why do you talk - you don't want to tell
Why do you talk - you don't want to tell
What is really on your mind
The world's already full of words and lies
Please don't ask - you don't want to tell
Please don't ask - you don't want to tell
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Donna Regina performs "Why Do You Ask", and this lyric page sits inside the Donna Regina catalog on LyroVerse.
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