Color You In

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Allow me to go and break the rules. Drain the pool, leave a note on the door saying “how do you do? Do you mind if I take a little”?
Oh, you probably do. Tell me all about the consequences.
I’ll see ‘em through. You’ll see a new man in my shoes. He leaves no tracks on the floor and he matches my mood.
The moon is a little brighter than you’re used to. Tell me all about who I am now.
Oh, what’s got into me? Oh, I don’t know what to say. And who will I be now that I ain’t staying the same?
And who’s getting to you now? I hope that it can be somebody you need.
I’ll sing it to you and every word that I mumble is a clue. Is it the truth that a clue is an old friend? Nothing’s new.
Do you feel like you’re in the middle of someone’s view? Tell me all about who I am now.
Oh, what’s got into me? Oh, I don’t know what to say. And who will I be now that I ain’t staying the same?
And who’s getting to you now? I hope that it can be somebody you need. Not someone like me.
I’ll color you in. I’ll cover up your outsides. I’ll cover you up with what I’ll be.

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from Pile of Love, released December 3, 2021

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