Tennessee Kamanski - Coffee Lyrics

I wish you were waking up
In your four poster bed
I've been calling you all morning
You said it's only ten

My underlines are hiding out
I can't touch the books you've read
Did your candles stain my carpet
Or was that someone else instead?

But when you pour my coffee, don't look so sorry
You're the one who's leaving, don't paint me the villain
Like you do

Too afraid to die to be your real blood brother
But as you pack, remaining on the window sill
Sits the note we kissed, our lipsticks mixed a color
I've never seen before, don't think again I will

Know I'm sorry I let down our long time promise
I tried to hold my end, the whole thing was a bust
But it's something more than just a Jake or Jack or Thomas
Sometime, Louise, I guess a friend is not enough

But when you pour my coffee, don't look so sorry
You're the one who's leaving, don't paint me the villain
Like you do

I'll miss you chameleon sister
You were curious to the bone
I was happy just to contemplate the blister
You showed me how much I like to be alone

But when you pour my coffee, don't look so sorry
You're the one who's leaving, don't paint me the villain
Like you do
And when you tell our story, don't look so worried
I'm the one who's waiting, don't paint me impatient
Like you do