Eleanor Friedberger
Eleanor Friedberger
Eleanor Friedberger
Eleanor Friedberger
Eleanor Friedberger
Eleanor Friedberger
Eleanor Friedberger
Eleanor Friedberger
Eleanor Friedberger
Eleanor Friedberger
Eleanor Friedberger
Eleanor Friedberger
I don't want to bother you
But there's something to say that I want you to hear
It's hard when you're far out, forget when you're near
I'd rather be two inches from your face
Than floating about in a different state
I don't want to bother you
But there's something to say
I don't want to bother you
But there's something to say that I want you to hear
It might be some time before we reappear
I'll see you when I see you, sure
But it's hard not to want just a little bit more
I don't want to bother you
But there's something to say
And you've given me everything I ever wanted
I want to be scared and I want to be haunted
Judgement impaired by despair as I fall on my face
I'm a disgrace
I don't want to bother you
But there's something to say that I want you to know
Hello and goodbye and goodbye and hello
Sometimes it's like I made you up
One more word and then I'll shut up
I don't want to bother you
But there's something to say
And you've given me everything I ever wanted
I want to be scared and I want to be haunted
Judgement impaired by despair as I fall on my face
And you've given me everything I ever wanted
I want to be scared and I want to be haunted
Judgement impaired by your hair as it falls on my face
You're a disgrace
I Don’t Want to Bother You was written by John Wesley Harding & Eleanor Friedberger.