"March in Milan" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	A fun, jazz-influenced song about wandering around Italy and getting hit on in a Milan Christian Dior.
	CD: People, Places and Flings Credits: Music and lyrics by Chuck Coleman
	Lyrics Sometime last week I got bored Hopped a train en route to Florence But Florence sucked, so I hopped a train for Rome Rome was a bit too old for me Crumbling building, dirty streets So I gave up and I started to head home And it’s March in Milan I got 18 hours ‘til I leave this town I’m humming “Vissi d’arte” as I walk along Hoping some guy’ll say, “Hey, I love that play Would you like some coffee? I insist, it’s on me” Walk into Christian Dior Feel up clothes I can’t afford And ask the price of a bag I’d never buy He says: “Actually it’s a woman’s purse It costs a lot more than it’s worth, but what’s your name? You know, I get off at five.” And it’s March in Milan And I’m quite confused and I’m quite turned on And I know there’s absolutely nothing wrong With a one night stand with some Italian man But I’m not so sure and I need to think it over Need to think it over I know the Church is gonna hate me Which just makes me wanna cry If my music sold in Wal-Mart They’d be picketing outside Buying albums just to burn them Later on on CNN But I guess that would boost sales So I’m not complaining No I’m not complaining And it’s March in Milan And I know full well what I should do wrong I don’t wanna spend my whole life writing songs About almost flings, they are worthless things But I chickened out and left for home at dawn

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