Short Work - Kris Delmhorst

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Pinch me, won? t you pinch me?
I think I? m stuck in some bad dream
Where all the things I thought I know
They? re not quite what they seem

? Cause weren? t you the one who pleaded
And begged for me to stay
Told me you can? t live without me
And then you walked away, you made

Short work of a big dream
You made brown leaves out of all my summer green
You made mincemeat out of my pride
Now you're leaving and you? re even making short work of goodbye

Spare me, won? t you spare me?
Can? t you spare me that routine?
? Cause there ain? t nothing in that bucket
Gonna make this mess come clean

No, I never could forget
The way you turned so cold
And the silence that you kept
And all those lies that you told when you made

Short work of a big dream
You made brown leaves out of all my summer green
You made mincemeat out of my pride
Now I? m leaving and I? m even making short work of goodbye

So go ahead, ask me please
To take you back, on your knees
You can beg once again
Say you just want to be friends

You can rage, you can cuss
Throw a tantrum, make a fuss
You can cry, you can swear
Go ahead, I don? t care 'cause you made

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Kris Delmhorst (reputedly born in 1970 in Brooklyn) is an American folk singer based in Boston. In 1998, after several years of experience of performing live, Delmhorst finally finished recording her debut album, Appetite. In the same year she was involved in producing the Respond compilation, a fundraiser for domestic violence groups, which included her song "Weatherman".

In 1999, Delmhorst released a live album with The Vinal Avenue String Band, consisting of herself, Sean Staples, and Ry Cavanaugh.

Delmhorst is married to Jeffrey Foucault. In 2003, Delmhorst, Foucault, and Peter Mulvey released an album entitled Redbird.

Delmhorst's more recent albums include Strange Conversation (2006), Shotgun Singer (2008), and Cars (2011). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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