47 lyrics for "Do as I ask you too"

Don't cry baby Won't you forgive Won't you forget Do as I ask you too I never let you regret You know I'm sorry Oh so sorry There's no one but you Honey please don't cry
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And I know that you don't But if I ask you if you love me I hope you li-li-li-lie You look happy Flashing back to New York City Changing flights so you'd stay with me Now I wish we'd never met 'Cause you're too hard to forget
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Could you just be real? Champagne, I took all your clothes off I'm still a kid and, I'm stealing your time But I still feel your heart, so I'm asking Don't be scared to feel this We can make the world go still Could you let me feel this? I could, could
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I want you here with me Like how I pictured it Is it too much to ask for something great? So I don't have to keep imagining Come on, jump out at me Come on, bring everything You're all I want So much it's hurting One day you'll come into my world and say
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I need love and affection I don't wanna give you the wrong impression And I hope I'm not sounding too desperate Love, love, love, love and affection Love, love, L.O.V.E and affection It ain't nothin' wrong with it Oh baby, I'm not asking for the world,
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Is it too much to ask? That's all I'm asking My shadow's dancing Without you for the first time My heart is hoping You'll walk right in tonight 'Cause if I'm being honest I ain't over you yet And tell me there are things that you regret Waiting here for
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Is it too much to ask? That's all I'm asking My shadow's dancing Without you for the first time My heart is hoping You'll walk right in tonight 'Cause if I'm being honest I ain't over you yet And tell me there are things that you regret Waiting here for
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Don't tell I'm wrong, I could be there I just want to be around you Is that too much to ask? Don't tell I'm wrong So tired of these roads going nowhere But I know your love takes me somewhere When I look into your eyes Boy, I'm feeling delirious But you
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I've played every beer joint tavern From New York City out to Pasadena Every corn dog fair and rodeo And sold out every basketball arena In Afghanistan and Baghdad City too Graduate of Honky Tonk you My grandmother owned a night club On the
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