Tell Me Again
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Tell Me Again
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Please tell me again, I was somewhere else
Lost, walking in the rain looking for myself
For somehow I find myself missing
Please tell me again
Blue flowers on the hill where's my valentine
I'm leaning on the sill waiting for a sign
And if I promise to listen
Please tell me again
Please tell me again, I've forgotten all
The wind told us when you and I were small
For there must be something missing
Please tell me again
Tell me again, tell me again
You look into my eyes and the words you say
Help me to realize love won't ever fade
But I can't believe what I'm hearing
Please tell me again
No, I can't believe what I'm feeling
Please tell me again
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Ron Sexsmith performs "Tell Me Again", and this lyric page sits inside the Ron Sexsmith catalog on LyroVerse.
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