Tell Me
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Tell Me
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Try to look To my mind
Tell me what Can you see
Am I deaf Am I blind
Sing your last Song for me
Church bell Shatter my heart
Heart remember Your face
Help me My savior god
My soul Really misplaced
Have you ever Felt this pain
Have you ever Cry without tears
Have you ever Seen the rain
Rain of sorrow And rain of fears
Killing stars Flamed my dream
Hopeless wish Are lost
Your punished me I scream
We are priest I am ghost
So much time In the ground
Wait my body For my
But I mast Be a cloud
Help me To disappear
Give me One more time
Give me last Chance to live
You are hear My cries
Perished my believe.
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Little Dead Bertha performs "Tell Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Little Dead Bertha catalog on LyroVerse.
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