LOUDON WAINWRIGHT III

- School Days Lyrics

In Delaware when I was younger
I would live the life obscene
In the Spring I had great hunger.
I was Brando. I was Dean
Blaspheming, booted, blue-jeaned baby boy
Oh how I made them turn their heads
The townie, brownie girls, they jumped for joy
And begged me bless them in their beds

In Delaware when I was younger
I would row upon the lake
In the Spring I had great hunger
I was Keats. I was Blake.
My pimple pencil pains I'd bring
To frogs who sat entranced
My drift-dream ditties I would sing
The water strider danced

In Delaware when I was younger
They thought St. Andrew had sufficed
But in the Spring I had great hunger
I was Buddha. I was Christ.
You wicked wise men where you wonder
You Pharisees one day will pay
See my lightning, hear my thunder
I am truth. I know the way
In Delaware when I was younger

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When was School Days released?


School Days is first released in 1970 as part of Loudon Wainwright Iii's album "Album I" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.

Which genre is School Days?


School Days falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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Record Label(s): 1970 Atlantic Recording Corp Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company
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