Lyrics

I'm a New England Man I live for the moment the grass goes green The leaves turn red The night gets lean And the flowers go dead Yeah I'm a New England Man The belch of the blackbird reminds me where and when I am 'cause I'm a New England Man This particular way of dealing with each day Knowing May will follow decay Allows me to stay Hopeful in the dark Wary of the light Knowing what's loose will soon be tight My father died in the peak of spring The hawthorne in full bloom And though I knew it was coming near His last breath came too soon The next year when I saw that tree open up again The ache I felt was poultice My heart began to mend 'cause I'm a New England Man This particular way of dealing with each day Knowing May will follow decay Allows me to stay Hopeful in the dark Wary of the light Knowing what's loose will soon be tight What will be the philosophy of the next New England Man? The one with longer summers, And in winter needs a fan? Will he too mark his time by the sprouting of the ash? Or will he live forever aloof and unattached? Aloof and unattached Aloof and unattached Aloof and unattached Aloof and unattached Aloof and unattached
Writer(s): Michael Goodwin Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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