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Artist: Steve Winwood
Canonical path: /steve-winwood/ask-anybody
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ask Anybody
Read Ask Anybody lyrics by Steve Winwood on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ask Anybody
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He's a devil and an angel
Ooh, the combination's driving me wild
Drive me wild
He's a saint and he's a sinner
Ooh somehow he acts just like a beginner
I guess he's still a child
Chorus:
Ask anybody, ask anybody
They'll say I'm going wrong
They say that I should walk out
But that's not what I want
Ask anybody and they'll all say the same
But that's all right
'Cause I know somehow
We can make it all right
And I'm putting up a fight
Somehow, somewhere
He'll change
And we'll try it all over again
Without all the pain.
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Who performs "Ask Anybody"?
Steve Winwood performs "Ask Anybody", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Winwood catalog on LyroVerse.
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