Lonesome Way

from O Giver of Dreams by Ingeborg von Agassiz

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Come with me, come with me

Come along with me
In my lonesome misery
Where everything I say
Is painted blue and gray
And the sun that’s burning red?
Such a sun puts me to bed!
In my lonesome misery
Won’t you come along with me?

’Twas a joke that I told
When I wasn’t all too old
About a man who couldn’t see
Near as good as me
And I laughed then I smiled
All those howling wolves of wild!
They sang a song for me
When I was just a child

When the final page was turned
Just before the book was burned
Did you feel it down your spine
Did you take it as a sign?
That the end is always near
And you’re always stuck right here!
In such lonesome misery
Perhaps I’ll come along with thee

Come along with me
In my lonesome misery
Where everything I say
Is twisted in some way
And the sun that’s burning red
Did you listen what I said?
In such lonesome misery
I am my own worst enemy

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from O Giver of Dreams, released December 1, 2017
Written, performed, and produced by Ingeborg von Agassiz
Mixed by Adam Krinsky of Bellows Studio, St. Paul, MN
Mastered by Greg Reierson of Rare Form Mastering, Minneapolis, MN

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