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All of the songs on the LOVE EP reflect on various stages of the same relationship. It was an on again off again kind of thing. "Do You See Me?" came in the midst of a Ross-and-Rachel-type break. We weren't really together again, buuuuut we were toeing that line. In "Do You See Me", I found myself just calling things as I saw them...maybe giving my ex a little nudge to say, "hey! I see you, and...?"

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Nobody does it better

Nobody could keep you around

You shed me just like a sweater

Where you left me is where I’m found



Every time we say goodbye

You can see it in my eyes



You’re getting a little too close now, 

close, close for comfort

It’s getting a little too good now,

good, good to me

Take a look in the mirror, 

mirror, mirror, darling

Go ahead now, and tell me what do you see?



Lately you’re picking girlfriends

That kinda look like me

Why do you waste your time, love?

When you could have the real thing



Every time we say goodbye

You can see it in my eyes



You’re getting a little too close now, 

close, close for comfort

It’s getting a little too good now,

good, good to me

Take a look at your past now

now, now at your future

Go ahead babe, and tell me what do you see?



Do you see me? Do you see me?

Do you see me? Oh baby, do you see me?

I hope you feel me, I hope you know

And if you feel me, just let it show



You’re getting a little too close now, 

close, close for comfort

It’s getting a little too good now,

good, good to me

Take a look at your past now

now, now at your future

Oh darling, do you see me?



Do you see me? Do you see me?

Do you see me? Oh baby…



Nobody does it better

That’s why I keep you around.

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released May 25, 2018
Written by Maggie Cocco
Produced by Benjamin Warsaw

Voice and Guitar recorded by Joseph Horsch at CAD Studios, Leonard, MI
Voice, guitar and bass recorded by Benjamin Warsaw in Murfreesboro, TN
Drums and keyboard recorded by Brandon Salewsky in Massilon, OH

Voice, Maggie Cocco
Acoustic Guitar, Neil Eby
Electric Guitar, Benjamin Warsaw
Bass, Benjamin Warsaw
Drums and Keyboards, Brandon Salewsky

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Maggie Cocco's Science for Sociopaths San Francisco, California

Sometimes you need a cheerleader, sometimes you need a shoulder to cry on, and sometimes you just need a reality check on the way to becoming your best self. Science for Sociopaths is creating music for those who need it most in the style of Sheryl Crow/Melissa Etheridge/Sarah McLachlan. ... more

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