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Don't Ask - Grizzly Bear



     
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I may not always show it
But deep down don't you know that I care?
There are no words to tell you
But if there were I'd tell you, I swear
I'm not the kind of guy
Who shows how he feels inside
Don't ask me to say it
You know that I love you
Don't ask me to prove it
There's no one above you
I watch you when you're dressing
I love the way you play with your hair
The simple things I notice
I'd know if they were no longer there
I just can't explain
Why I'm speechless once again
No, don't ask me to say it
You know that I love you

Don't ask me to prove it
There's no one above you
Yeah, remember the good times we had a ball
We shared them together
Forget all the bad times, we beat them all
We beat them together
Don't ask me to say it
You know that I love you
Don't ask me to prove it
There's no one above you
Yeah, don't ask me to say it
You know that I love you
Don't ask me to prove it
There's no one above you
Yeah, don't ask me to say it
You know that I love you, baby
Don't ask me to prove it, oh
There's no one above you
Yeah, don't ask me to say it
No one, there's no one above you, baby, no
Don't ask me to say it

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Grizzly Bear is a rock band from Brooklyn, New York. Their music uses melody and ambiance in conjunction with hazy-eyed choruses, whistles, piano, banjo, and several woodwind instruments. Grizzly Bear was originally the solo project of Edward Droste (vocals/guitar), who recorded his debut album Horn Of Plenty at home. The record was originally meant for his friends, but it eventually circulated and got a proper release in 2004, this time with the help of Christopher Bear (drums/vocals). A re-release with a bonus disc of remixes was issued in 2005.

Read more about Grizzly Bear on Last.fm.


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