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She Doesn't Know Her

from Lovers, Strangers by Watson Park

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Sweetheart thank you for your time, and I'm sorry they never trust me...

Mother when I found her love it felt strange, I didn't know her well.
A sharp mind with a careless stride, and her smile,
I'd known her all my life.
And mother when she kisses me I forget that I won't make it far.
And when she's laying next to me I feel warm, she likes to keep me close.

Save your shame for other days,
Please let me rest.
I don't have much time left,
I'd hate to close my eyes...

And Mother you can understand that her hand fits perfectly in mine,
And you could never figure out why my heart has her within its sights.

Past not so dangerous,
She's an honest bird.
Likes to draw me pictures,
Of things I've done for her.

And she's made it alright for me to breathe for once,
And helped find the joy that I used to hold,
She's made it clear that I'm someone to admire,
But all that you can see is her pink and platinum hair.

Mother there's no need to fear, when she's here I never want to leave.
But pleasure lacks no penalty, and I'll pay it when she abandons me.

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from Lovers, Strangers, released June 27, 2018

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Watson Park Somerville, Massachusetts

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evan joseph ringle: lead vocals, rhythm guitar
troy hartmann: vocals, lead guitar
ryan sinclair: percussion
christian raabe: bass

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