Tell me all your stories
Won't you tell me all your tales
Did the wind send you movin' like a boat about to sail?
Did you travel cross the country with your suitcase in tow?
Did you ever fall in love with the man you came to know?
Tell me why you headed west, searchin' for your soul
Just to sell it to the devil on that God-forsaken road
Did it make ya happy? Oh now tell me you're content
Always stubborn as an oak tree, you were never made to bend
Tell me you're the samе, won't you
Tell me you're thе same
Tell me you're the same, won't you
Tell me you're the same
Tell me how the water's tastin' after all that wine
And tell me how you feel about me after all this time
I cannot pretend like I know you like I did so long ago
I cannot ask the things I asked of you so many years before
Tell me you're the same, won't you
Tell me you're the same, won't you
Tell me you're the same, won't you
Tell me you're the same
Tell me you're the same, won't you
Tell me you're the same
Tell me you're the same, won't you
Tell me you're the same
Tell me you're the same, won't you
Tell me you're the same
Tell me you're the same, won't you (oh won't you)
Tell me you're the same (oh won't ya tell me)
Tell me you're the same, won't you (oh won't you)
Tell me you're the same (oh won't ya tell me)
Tell me you're the same, won't you (oh won't you)
Tell me you're the same
Tell Me was written by Philip James Lupton.