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A lengthy tune about torid love affair with a coffee bean.

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Well, I know that you come here from Columbia
And you think that you're all that.
Through all the warm-water towns they would pass you around
Like a street-show Saturday hat.

But it started out breezy, if a little bit greasy,
That little cup shaken and stirred.
Now, it's three times daily, a barista named Bailey,
Hanging on my every word.

'Cause loving you's insomnia,
A bittersweet amour.
A natural phenomenon.
I'm coming back for more.

The cost don't matter, when you're always up, batter
And a buzz in your head, like a crown.
'Cause it's the smell of your skin, it's the tannin and tin,
Keepin' me coming around.

‘Cause loving you's insomnia,
A bittersweet amour.
A natural phenomenon.
I'm coming back for more.

Instrumental

But you're kind of an addiction, a fair-trade affliction,
And I know I'm going to get burned.
Still, you're good for me baby, everybody says, "maybe"
To sugar-sweet tingle and churn.

‘Cause loving you's insomnia,
A bittersweet amour.
A natural phenomenon.
I'm coming back for more.

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from Blue | Green (2018), track released November 24, 2017
Co-written with Carmen Zullo
James Dean Cotton: classical guitar, vocals, shaker
Issaquah Coffee Company: ambient coffeehouse sounds
Apple Loops: congas

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James Dean Cotton Seattle, Washington

James Dean Cotton hails from the Missouri Ozarks where bluegrass and Americana infused an easy, 70's acoustic style. He writes and performs solo and with the acoustic duo, American Sons, in the Seattle area.

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