"Springtime in February" genre: Guitar Rock
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	An extremely rare warm, sunny day in Cambridge, MA in the middle of winter has the many characters if Central Square in full bloom.
	MP3.com CD: Urban Pastures - buy it! CD: Urban Pastures   Label: Dakesh Entertainment Credits: words by Dan Sheehan; music by Dan S. and Jeff Gourde
	Story Behind the Song The music was written first, as a chord progression by Dan and Jeff while hanging out with guitars on Jeff's couch. A 70 degree day in February in New England with all the characters of Cambridge MA strutting their stuff in Central Square inspired some quickly and easily written lyrics. Recorded at Emerson College, Boston. Mixed by Glen Robinson in New York City. Lyrics Springtime in February on the avenue Strange person recognize me "Hello, how do you do?" Transistor radio plays "Rock-Rockaway Beach" Dog-walking, female-stalking sucker on a leash And you know that I'll be found In the cafe underground The one where everybody talks But no one ever makes a sound Soul sister honey-lovechild girlfriend walk my way Tongue-twister talking hepcat what's your line today? Suburban teenage punk in metal-studded face Corner-hanging toughboy come and put me in my place And you know that I'll be found In the cafe underground The one where everybody talks But no one ever makes a sound Street busking brass band stop my wandering for a while Make me forget that I'm some poser in denial Trashcan-drumming hobo won't you please lend them a hand? Flyer-posting guitar player looking for a band And you know that I'll be found In the cafe underground The one where everybody talks But no one ever makes a sound

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