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Backstory:

A PLEA FOR release from pain                                                                                                                                                        

Lyrics:

                                                  
				TAKE ME WITH YOU
					By DANIEL CURZON
WHEN I WAS VERY SMALL
AND MY FOLKS WERE SORT OF PRODIGAL, 
SOMETIMES MY NEIGHBORS WOULD GO AWAY ON TRIPS
AND I WOULD ACHE AND BURN AND YEARN 
TO GO WITH THEM IN CARS OR PLANES OR SHIPS.

BUT I COULDN’T ASK THEM, SEE, 
IF THEY COULD SOMEHOW FIND ROOM FOR ME.
WHAT IF THEY JUST LAUGHED AS IF IT WAS A JOKE,
OR SAID “NO” OR ‘NO! NO! NO! NO!’
OR, WORSE, PRETENDED I HAD NEVER SPOKE. 

CHORUS:
TAKE ME WITH YOU!
TAKE ME WITH YOU!
I’M PACKED AND READY FOR MAINE OR IDAHO!
TAKE ME WITH YOU!
TAKE ME WITH YOU! 
PLEASE! PLEASE! I SO MUCH WANT TO GO!

A LOVED ONE JUST PASSED AWAY. 
AND GRIEF CAN HELP, BUT NOT ENOUGH.
I TRY TO FIGHT AND GO ON AS BEST I CAN, 
AND I DO WISH AND BITCH AND HOPE 
BUT IT’S HARD, HARDER THAN I CAN REALLY STAND.

2 TAKE ME WITH YOU

THEY’RE NOT COMING BACK AGAIN
THERE WILL BE NO MORE TALKS, THROUGH THICK AND THIN. 
JUST EMPTINESS, TV SHIT, AND SPORTS AND GIN.
SHOULD HAVE EXPECTED THIS AS LIFE’S FATE. 
WHO AM I TO ESCAPE? YET IT’S NOT TOO LATE.

REPEAT partial CHORUS TWICE 
(with definite heartbreak)