Tell Me Why (The Riddle)
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Tell Me Why (The Riddle)
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Tell me why, tell me why
Wonder if I could open my heart again (if I could, if I could, if I could)
Must be me why I feel like start again
Wonder if I could open my heart again (heart again, heart again)
Must be me why I feel like smile again
The morning comes and the snow is falling
The morning comes and the snow is falling
The morning comes and the snow is falling
The morning comes and the snow is falling
Tell me why, tell me why
Tell me why, tell me why
The morning comes and the snow is falling
The morning comes and the snow is falling
The morning comes
I can understand the reason
And snow the is falling (tell me why)
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