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Don't Come Over Tonight

from Kat & Brad by Kathleen Parks & Brad Bensko

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Don't come over tonight
I would like to be alone
And I would like to hear my thoughts without you telling me just what I am thinking

Don't come over tonight
I would like to be myself
And I would like to be myself around myself without you calling me "Baby"

People they talk about it
They say "Why do you change so much when you're around him?"
"So much when you're around him?"
People they talk about it
They say "Why do you change so much when you're around him?"
"So much when you're around him?"

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from Kat & Brad, released March 16, 2019
Written By: Kathleen Parks
Recorded By: Chris Rival and Brad Bensko
Mixed By: Brad Bensko & Kathleen Parks
Mastered By: Chris Rival

All Rights Reserved © 2019 Kathleen Parks

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Kathleen Parks & Brad Bensko Boston, Massachusetts

Drawing from 50s and 60s pop, American Songbook standards, and much more, Kat & Brad channel and fuse these influences through two voices, a guitar, mandolin, and violin. This duo consists of Brad Bensko, and Kathleen Parks of the award winning band, Twisted Pine. With 2019 full length album, Kat & Brad have received high praise. Their live shows bring smiles to audiences all over New England. ... more

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