You Asked Me
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You Asked Me
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I could never know all of the things
You´d ever want me to
Guess it´s part of letting go of ego
Just to get things through
Maybe I would be the only that would be satisfied
If the boy walked right up to it
Took it right bewteen the eyes
And you asked me
Yeah, you asked me
Never ask me
Never let me breathe
Don´t let me sleep
Don´t le me clear my mind
Let me put my feet up
Let me ease up
Keep me from the grind
I don´t think I´ll ever have a time
That I am satisfied
Even if the boy gave my way
And then just stepped aside
All the grebos in the world can´t amount to this
But they certainly will try
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Jamie Blake performs "You Asked Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Jamie Blake catalog on LyroVerse.
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