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Patience Darling, Patience

from Friendship Is Deep by Golden Shoulders

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Bonus track originally released on 2005's What Matters Most compilation.

lyrics

the last time this happened
I became who I am
we cannot risk the same
happening again

so we must be patient
despite provocation
you'll go where you will
and I'll ponder starvation

if you felt like I feel
you'd be writing out your will
and practicing the art
of staying perfectly still

so patience darling, patience
though you feel you might collapse
I am growing you a garden
you are drawing me a map

and if I felt like you feel
I'd be skeptical at best
knowing what I'd know about
how I am with tests

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from Friendship Is Deep, released August 24, 2004
Adam Kline: vocal, guitar
Jason Graham: electric guitar, bass guitar, vocal
Neal Morgan: percussion

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