Teach Me
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Teach Me
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Teach me how to love you like I wrote
And say it like I mean it, when I don't
Teach me how to hold you in my arms
Without squeezing too damn tight and causing harm
I'll learn not to look at you with scorn
Oh, if you promise to never have me mourn
By all means, give me lessons in my ways
But damn it, don't expect me to change
Mold me to the man that I should be
But don't consider that man to be free
And how am I expected to behave
Oh, when I'm alone with myself everyday?
I'll never love you enough, my love
I'll never hold you close enough
Teach me how to love you like I wrote
And say it like I mean it, when I don't
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Keaton Henson performs "Teach Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Keaton Henson catalog on LyroVerse.
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