This Is All I Ask
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This Is All I Ask
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As I approach the prime of my life
I find I have the time of my life
Learning to enjoy at my leasure
All the simple pleasures
And so I happily concede
This is all I ask
This is all I need
Beautiful girls walk a little slower
When you walk by me
Lingering sunset stay a little longer
With the lonely sea
Children everywhere
When you shoot at bad men, shoot at me
Take me to that strange enchanted land
Grown-ups seldom understand
Wandering rainbows leave a bit of color for my heart to own
Stars in the sky make my wish come true
Before the night has flown
And let the music play
As long as there's a song to sing
Then I will stay younger than spring
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