She Doesn´t Ask
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She Doesn´t Ask
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He's distant most of the time
He's busy too much on his mind
He rarely answers her back
She doesn't ask
He tiptoes in late at night
He changes without the light
He's been this way in the past
So she doesn't ask
She doesn't ask
If he's still working overtime
She doesn't ask
If he's coming or going
She's tired of the same old lines
She doesn't ask
She's loved him
Through all the years
Three children and two careers
She wonders if it will last
But she doesn't know
She doesn't ask
Why they're living such different lives
She doesn't ask
Why they sleep in the same bed
Always on separate sides
She doesn't ask
Will he cry when she is gone
Will he stay lonely for long
Does he know she won't be back
She doesn't ask
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Who performs "She Doesn´t Ask"?
Linda Davis performs "She Doesn´t Ask", and this lyric page sits inside the Linda Davis catalog on LyroVerse.
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