Tell Me
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Tell Me
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And tell me
Was it like they told you
All the movie stars
With their hand me down charms
And tell me
Did you walk outside
And make daisy chains
With their cold business cards
While the road had to wait
Red carpets, don't be late
So find yourself
At a railroad station
In a backstage bar
In a hotel waiting
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And tell me
That you're making something
Beautiful
With that second hand heart
And tell me
That you'll try to remember
When all the lights
Grow far too loud
While the road had to wait
Red carpets, don't be late
So find yourself
At a railroad station
In a backstage bar
In a hotel waiting
It's in your hands
This romance
It's in your hands
This romance
It's in your hands
This romance
It's in your hands
This romance
So find yourself
In a railroad station
In a backstage bar
In a hotel waiting
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Who performs "Tell Me"?
Nadeah performs "Tell Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Nadeah catalog on LyroVerse.
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