"Valerie" genre: Garage
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	2nd track from We Do Sex Work.
	CD: We Do Sex Work   Label: khain recordings Credits: Words by Aaron Dean. Music by Matt Benton and Nate Burtch
	Story Behind the Song This song is about falling in love with an older girl, like a lunch lady at MSU. At least that's what we say to Aaron, the author of this piece. It makes him mad and us happy. Lyrics I know it's strange I'm not your age, But could you love me anyway? You knew me then, I think we can But I'm a boy and you like men. Your name in sand; you held my hand Your boyfriends picture in my face A stranger now; I don't know how I'm much too lost to run your race I see you now and I think how I felt at fifteen -- nothing's changed The time has come; I've grown up some But awkward still I turn and run Your name in sand; you held my hand Your boyfriends picture in my face A stranger now; I don't know how I'm much too lost to run your race It's still the same you say my name. But you don't know it anymore. What can I say? It's not my day. You never liked me anyway I'll say good-bye I'm not the guy Was born too late, I'm out of time A stranger now; I don't know how So dumbfounded can't write this line

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