"solo in march" genre: Folk
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	wistful meditation on loneliness, the tendency of humans to look for love (or at least lust) in dark, windlowless places.
	CD: Ember Winejig Credits: lyrics, vocals, acoustic guitar by Rebecca Sullivan, copyright 2001.
	Story Behind the Song Lyrics early on in the month of march, everything looked brighter/the sun came out, i left behind my coat for something lighter/ but then the snow fell down again, i laughed i knew it was a joke/ i'll just close my eyes and rise with the chimney smoke i'm lookin' for a month of weather i can trust/ i guess i'll wait for april, maybe may; wildflowers along the way you ever feel like you've been loved/ in all the wrong seasons, for all the wrong reasons/ now you want something more: you want someone to adore/ but march comes and you're still alone, flowers you plant turn away from the sun/ what do you do? what do you do? you got to learn to cry but not to crack/ when beauty doesn't love you back/ throw away the dying lilacs risky, your smile to a stranger/ what is your intent?/ wading through vodka, sweat and danger, we all seem to be hell-bent/ inside this bar you'd never know it's spring, there's not a single window/ to shed light on the flowers and weeds we grow. i'm looking for a month of weather i can trust . . . you got to learn to cry but not to crack . . .

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