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Jake and Kim Broke Up (Leave Me Out of It)

from The Bells on the Boats on the Bay by Gentle Hen

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“Slow down.” he said.
“Slow down, my friend.”
“Step back and think things through.”

“It’s sad.” he said,
“But you’ve been mislead.”
“Told things that were not true.”

What do I do?
Who do I trust?
I trust no one, I guess.

“Step back” she said.
“Step back, my friend.”
“Sit down and listen to me.”

“It’s sad” she said.
“But you’ve been mislead.”
“You know how Jake can be.”

What do I do?
Who do I trust?
I trust no one, I guess.

I don’t want to get involved.
Don’t call me ‘til it’s resolved.
I don’t want to lose a friend,
Or two.

“Oooo my friends. I won’t pick sides.”
“You’re on your own this time.”
Life’s too short for this stupid stuff.
Life’s too short for this.
Life’s too short for this stupid stuff.
Life’s too short for this.

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from The Bells on the Boats on the Bay, released May 6, 2016

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