TELL ME THE STORY
Words and music ©1988 by Howard Ashby Kranz
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Like a child who’s just found out:
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Mom’s a different person from me!
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Like a game of peekaboo
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(She’s there, though she’s gone somewhere I can’t
see.)
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I lie in our bed wondering do you still love me?
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What happens next?
Tell me the story.
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Tell me the story, one I’ve often heard.
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Tell me with your eyes, tell me using words.
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I have felt it glowing, I have seen it shine.
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I know it well, but tell me one more time.
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Ask me once, do I know the
capital of
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It’s
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it was too hard - too soft -
just right!
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What happens next?
Tell me the story.
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Tell me the story, one I’ve often heard.
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Tell me with your eyes, tell me using words.
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B7 E D
I have felt it glowing, I have seen it shine.
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I know it well, but tell me one more time.
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I know it well, but tell me one more time.