Toad The Wet Sprocket - Stories I Tell

Don't give me answers or I would refuse
'Yes' is a word for which I have no use
And I wasn't looking for heaven or hell
Just someone to listen to stories I tell

What is a blessing and what is a dream
Caught between portraits and none's what it seems
Why is it people expect there's a change
When I feel I'm a part of something I can't see
I feel the same

Don't offer questions or I will retreat
Fame is a cancer and ego its seed
And I wasn't looking for Heaven or hell
Just someone to listen to stories I tell

Do we ever wonder?
Did you ever care?
Stories I tell (x3)

Subtle salvation in poems and prose
Hiding our heads in some shadow of home
And I wasn't looking for wreaths or for bells
Just someone to listen to stories I tell
Stories I tell

Stories I tell
Don't give me answers or I would refuse
'Yes' is a word for which I have no use
And I wasn't looking for heaven or hell
Just someone to listen to stories I tell

What is a blessing and what is a dream
Caught between portraits and none's what it seems
Why is it people expect there's a change
When I feel I'm a part of something I can't see
I feel the same

Don't offer questions or I will retreat
Fame is a cancer and ego its seed
And I wasn't looking for Heaven or hell
Just someone to listen to stories I tell

Do we ever wonder?
Did you ever care?
Stories I tell (x3)

Subtle salvation in poems and prose
Hiding our heads in some shadow of home
And I wasn't looking for wreaths or for bells
Just someone to listen to stories I tell
Stories I tell

Stories I tell
Stories I Tell

Song: Stories I Tell Artist: Toad The Wet Sprocket Album: Fear Release: 1991.

Toad The Wet Sprocket, "Stories I Tell", Live in Sandy, Utah, 7/14/2016

Toad The Wet Sprocket, "Stories I Tell", Live in Sandy, Utah, 7/14/2016.

Toad The Wet Sprocket - "Stories I Tell" @ Great American Music Hall

Live performance of the track from the full 'Fear' album performance in San Francisco.

Stories I Tell.wmv

Stories I tell by Toad the Wet Sprocket with lyrics.

Toad The Wet Sprocket