Tell me something lady
Where did you come from?
Cause you just like a light
And you'll be shining on
You keep me high
You keep me dry
And I'd like to think that you were mine
You keep me high
You keep me dry
And I'd give you all my money could buy
Let me reach in soul
Let me take all your pain
Iwant to get closer to you
But you keep pushing me away
It's not as hard as it seems
Would you just talk to me
Won't you meet me in the middle, in the middle
Tell me something baby
Where did you come from
Cause you're just like a light
And you'd be shining on
You keep me high
You keep me dry
And I'd like to think that you were mine
You keep me high
You keep me dry
And I'd give you all my money could buy
Let me reach in soul
Let me take all your pain
I want to get closer to you
But you keep pushing me away
It's not as hard as it seems
Would you just talk to me
Won't you meet me in the middle, in the middle
Hey, heard you say think this dance is over
But the band is playing on
Let me take this cruel world from you shoudlers
If this is our goodbye
It's ok now that we are sober
Let me kiss you one more time
It's ok this time we'll go slower
Slower
Let me reach in soul
Let me take all your pain
Iwant to get closer to you
But you keep pushing me away
It's not as hard as it seems
Would you just talk to me
Won't you meet me in the middle


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