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Come close now, baby
Put your hand in mind
Turn it over, baby
Let me write

These things I scrawl
It’s code on your paw
Ten notes for a phone
Three notes for a row home (on Lonely Street)

If you find a busy line
Save a dime, dear
Pick a stone
Throw it at my window

Tell me that you’re mine, and I’ll never let you go
Tell me all the time and I’ll never let you go
Never let you go
Never let you go
Oh, no

Come inside now, won’t you
Sing a song so fine
My ears implore you
Sing for miles and for miles

I won’t lie to you this time
I won’t lie to you now
So alone

Tell me that you’re mine, and I’ll never let you go
Tell me all the time and I’ll never let you go
Never let you go
Never let you go
Oh, no

Come closer, baby
Put your hand in mine
Push the window open
Let’s jump outside

Pull the chord now, baby
Pull it from my side, so we float
And we float and we float and we float

Tell me that you’re mine, and I’ll never let you go
Tell me all the time and I’ll never let you go
Never let you go
Never let you go

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from Bee China, released May 18, 2012

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Single Girl, Married Girl Los Angeles, California

L.A.-based pop/folk/Americana outfit Single, Girl, Married Girl writes songs that are simultaneously beautiful and devastating with poetic, perceptive lyrics that astutely capture what it means to be human.
For fans of Brandi Carlile, First Aid Kit, Jenny Lewis, Lucius, Patsy Cline, Hank Williams, Linda Ronstadt, Fleetwood Mac ... more

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