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We The People Of 2020
02:45
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Winter is a season for my sadness
The mournful congregation gathers round
That great big Christmas tree out on the nation’s lawn
Put me in mind to write a song
We the people of 2020
Bound together far and near
And I wish I had some words of wisdom
But it has been too hard a year
They’ve gated up all my familiar places
By order of the Capital police
So I float around this city like those leaves that are falling down
Lately I don’t know my own town
But we’re the people of 2020
Bound together far and near
And I wish I had some words of wisdom
But all I got are a few more tears
La la la la
About we the people of 2020
Bound together far and near
And I wish I had some words of wisdom
But maybe someday we can grab a beer
Indoors
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Old Man Winther
Assembly line pop producer and creative archivist. A song is nothing but a germ; a small, fairly insignificant particle. Output must be viewed by the proliferation of particles or germs. Backwards is more important than forwards. Do not worry about self-promotion unless that excites you but it probably won't and you are most likely not going to be a success anyway. ... more
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