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You Want to Be Alone (that's why you bring me with you)

from Den Mothers by Purepleaser

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You talked about Judas and a latte.
I talked about you, me, and LA.
Little piggies, and then there's you.

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I’m wondering why we don’t talk with animals
It’s mind numbing, keeps us all acting like animals
but you don’t wanna talk talk talk bout it
just wanna talk talk talk around it
come on now
Pissing out your self-righteous indignation
puts us on the shelf in-between rabid and relation
don’t see the family all around you
holding hands with foxes, let them guide you
across the bridge, sound
We are here.
We are now
but you want to be alone
that’s why you bring me with you

Sometimes I wish I could delete the past four years with out you
but then I’d only repeat the same mistakes as you do
You’re my sister, you’re my heart
no burden
When you left, you left the house burning
I promise you
We are here.
We are now.
but you want to be alone
that’s why you bring me with you

Why do you bring me with you?
Why do you bring me with you?

I see it all behind your face
you’re dripping sound around me
It’s you no matter time or place
so hold on, hold on, hold
I see it all behind your face
you’re dripping sound around me
It’s you no matter time or place
so hold on, hold on, hold on
but you can’t
and you won’t
and it makes me sad
I feel sad
I feel sad

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from Den Mothers, released September 30, 2016

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