Don't Think About the Polar Bear
from Comeback Kid by Bridget Kearney
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lyrics
And I used to like it
I’d just close my eyes and breathe and think about you
But that’s not how you meditate
I guess I always knew
And I tried to get you out of my mind but I can’t
Push that thought away
Don’t think about the polar bear
Don’t think about the snow
Don’t think about the way he touched your hair
Or all the places you would go
Don’t think about the polar bear
He ain’t thinking bout you
But every time I tell myself I won’t
You know I always do
I always
Do do-do do do do-do
Do do-do do do do-do
Do do-do do do do-do
Do do-do do do do-do
You could make me levitate
But now I have to medicate
To get you off of my mind
I tried to say goodbye but I can’t
Let you go
Don’t think about the polar bear
Don’t think about his eyes
Don’t think about the time when he still cared about you
Or how hard you cried
Don’t think about the polar bear
He ain’t thinking bout you
But every time I tell myself I won’t
You know I always do
I always
Do do-do do do do-do
Do do-do do do do-do
Do do-do do do do-do
Do do-do do do do-do
Don’t think about the polar bear
But I always
Do do-do do do do-do
Don’t think about the polar bear
But I always do
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Bridget Kearney New York
Bridget Kearney is a songwriter, singer, bassist, guitarist and record holder for the most foam fingers ever sold in one game at Fenway Park (105.)
shows
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May 9South Burlington, VT
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May 10Fairfield, CT
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May 11Asbury Park, NJ
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May 12Brooklyn, NY
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May 14Minneapolis, MN
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May 15Chicago, IL
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May 19Davenport, IA
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Jun 1Marlboro, NY
discography
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Apr 2024 -
Mar 2017
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