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Allison Moorer ~ Tell Me Baby


(walter hyatt)

Tell me, baby
How long i'm gonna cry
How long i'm gonna sigh for you

Tell me, baby
Do you remember the promises you made me
Rolling down the road, with the sky so blue

I'm grieving for you
Oh, i miss you so
Believe me, darling
Oh, you just don't know
I need you and i want you so

Tell me, baby
What are you gonna do
Someday you'll want me, too, i know

When you want me
You better hope that i don't leave you lonely
Rolling down the road, with no place to go

I'm grieving for you
Oh, i miss you so
Believe me, darling
Oh, you just don't know
I need you and i want you so

Tell me, baby
How long i'm gonna cry
How long i'm gonna sigh for you

Tell me, baby
Do you remember the promises you made me
Rolling down the road, with the sky so blue
Rolling down the road, with the sky so blue


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