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Why Are You With Me - Mark Eitzel



     
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I'm the sad clown that sings
I'm the bad wine the good guest brings
Too self-absorbed for magic
My car is always stuck in trafic
I sleep in an airless cell
I got a rich and deep private hell
Oh why are you with me
Oh why are you with me
I'm white as a lie
Oh why are you with me
I used to say I was bi
Oh why are you with me
Always ready to strike out or hurt
Oh why are you with me
Plus I never take off my short
Oh why are you with me

I am always chewing empty boasts
Oh why are you with me
And plates of cheese and toasts
Oh why are you with me
I claim my music is in demand
Oh why are you with me
I even went to Stonehenge with my band
Oh why are you with me
And I knew from the start
That you could break my heart
You don't laugh at all my jokes
But you wear all my coats
I knew from the start
That you could break my heart
'Cause with you nothing's wrong
'Cause you're where I belong
I knew from the start
That you could break my heart
Romantic comedies and tears
Oh why are you with me
I'm a slave to all my fears
Oh why are you with me
The silhouette of a garden gnome
Oh why are you with me
And I always like to be alone
Oh why are you with me
And I've never been loved
The way that you love
I've never been loved
The way that you love
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Mark Eitzel (born January 30, 1959) is best known as lead singer of the San Francisco band American Music Club. He was voted Rolling Stone's Songwriter of the Year in 1991. Eitzel's first solo album was the (now elusive) cassette-only 'Mean Mark Eitzel Gets Fat' (1982), which pre-dates his AMC work. He released a solo live album, Songs of Love Live in 1991, featuring raw and emotional acoustic versions of his best AMC songs. His first solo album proper was 1996's 60 Watt Silver Lining, a highly personal, jazz-inflected work.

Read more about Mark Eitzel on Last.fm.


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