Tell Me
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Tell Me
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All this conversation on the floor is a bore
I know I was meant for something more
Than small talk cuz the night-time's for lovers
And sharing secrets under covers
And there's no other
That I would rather know
Tell me who you are tonight
I will never make you cry
Come with me and don't ask why
And forget about tomorrow
Tell me who you are tonight
I will never make you cry
Romeo and juliet
Never cared about tomorrow
Silver tongues where angels fear to tread
Spitting images of elegance
With passion to confess
And its crazy
But only love like yours can save me
From being taken by lovers I don't love
Tell me who you are tonight
I will never make you cry
Come with me and don't ask why
And forget about tomorrow
Tell me who you are tonight
I will never make you cry
Romeo and juliet never cared about tomorrow
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