Tell me why
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Tell me why
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Tell me why flowers died since we quite it now
Tell me why
Tell me why tear after tear I still being not far sure
Tell me why sky is still being grey and the sun shines
Tell me why I can see all that flyng birds in sky
You tell me why, You tell me why
You can tell me why we didn't save that love
You can tell me why we kept that stranger love
You can give no reasons, You don't seem to even care
So tell me, so tell me, so tell me so
You tell me why, You tell me why, You tell me waja, You tell me waja
Can You explain me the sadness in your eyes
You can't show me the bottom of your hart
Tell me you explain me why did those flowers died
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Massacre performs "Tell me why", and this lyric page sits inside the Massacre catalog on LyroVerse.
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