Tell Me
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Tell Me
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How could? How could you tell me?
How could? How could you tell me?
How could? How could you tell me?
How could? How could you tell me?
An examination, agreed with the night
My hands as rose
I am thrown too far
Jam me into place
How could? How could you tell me?
How could? How could you tell me?
Didn't I measure time?
I was always wrong and weak
You went out of line
Last time a cold cold bed
Didn't have the heat
I gave you memories
Come deeper please
Didn't I measure time?
I was always wrong and weak
You went out of line
I got nowhere to stay tonight
Won't you make me stay?
Keep your clear eyes on the prize
And as I'm there
Bring me to your knees
And as I'm there
Bring me to your knees
Didn't I measure time?
I was always wrong and weak
You went out of line
Didn't I measure time?
I was always wrong and weak
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Moby performs "Tell Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Moby catalog on LyroVerse.
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