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Fretful

from Babeland by The Woodsman's Babe

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You left me, so casually
Over coffee, on Friday morning
I walked across Sunset Blvd. To my car
I conjectured who you are.
and also who I am, I’m not the same man.
that I promised to be, and that I’m in sympathy.

Maybe I’m just sleepy
I never finished that coffee.
I’m staying up all night thinking,
and I need caffeine eventually.

Our time is over
It is now time to sleep, you showed me love, so thank you very much.

Were you bending the truth, for better suiting you?
Showing pains unseen, the morning of halloween.
Were you fretful to walk into the room?
To bare bad news, which I could not presume.

Maybe I’m just sleepy
From all of this over sleeping.
I keep dreaming this same old nightmare.
That I’ll run into you everywhere.

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from Babeland, released April 15, 2016

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BABELAND, the sophomore album by THE WOODSMAN'S BABE, DROPS APRIL 15 2016.

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