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Artist: GTR
Canonical path: /gtr/reach-out-never-say-no
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Reach Out (Never Say No)
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Reach Out (Never Say No)
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The question I'm asking
Is what are you planning
The answer that's coming
Better ring true
You say that you need me
Don't know what to believe
Loving you
Makes nothing easy
After all
The things we want are not the same
Reach out
Never say no
Don't need X-ray vision
I see right through you
Your love makes trouble
The seeds of disruption
You're always abusing
The freedom you're given
Loving you
Makes nothing easy
After all
The things we want are not same
Reach out
Never say no
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