Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Helen Austin
Canonical path: /helen-austin/don-t-ask-again
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Don't Ask Again
Read Don't Ask Again lyrics by Helen Austin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Don't Ask Again
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Smile and I will be there
Cry and I'll run
Time keeps us from this affair
Before it's begun
This will pass
Please don't ask me
Maybe when we were young
Maybe but no
You can't have what you want
So please go
This will pass
Please don't ask me again
This will pass
You're not the last
Please don't ask me again
Smile and I will be there
Please don't ask again
You keep us from this affair
Please don't ask again
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