"July @ the Park" genre: Indie
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	Story of a homeless person on the streets of New Orleans.
	CD: Get In Touch Credits: Hermes Metoyer - Solo Guitar, Keyboard and Vocals, Lyrics by Herb Metoyer
	Story Behind the Song A new feel and twist of a song written and sang by Herb Metoyer a 1965's FolkWays Record label artist. Lyrics July lives down in the midddle of town Where he sleeps on the side of the street An old army jacket, black boots to match it And a smile for each person he meets Come rain or come sunshine He has a good time Dining on his bottles of wine Singing and prancing, skipping and dancing Leavin' his troubles far behind Last time I saw old july he was drunk onthe streets of New Orleans Feeling no pain, his head in the rain making his mark on the scene Deep in his pocket, an old golden locket A token of yesterdays dreams Of love and of flowers, cool april showers And a girl he calls Willy Jean I would not worry July is in no hurry He knows he ain't going nowhere But I can't help but wonder Like the fox to the hunter Why am I the one always being chased Last time I saw old july he was drunk onthe streets of New Orleans Feeling no pain, his head in the rain making his mark on the scene

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