"Spring Is In The Air (I Just Don't Care)" genre: Acoustic Blues
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	A song of the happiness and sadness associated with young love. The song shifts from 4/4 time to 3/4 a couple times, and ends up with a whistling ad lib at the end.
	CD: Not yet available   Label: N/A Credits: Kel Schmitz - Songwriter/Vocalist/Acoustic Guitar; Mrs. Mildred Schmitz (Mom!) - Artwork Artist; Jeff Tassin - Mandolin/Bass Guitar/Keyboards/Recording Tech.
	Story Behind the Song Written 30 years ago when I was in college, "Spring" is my first serious attempt at songwriting. Young love can have its ups and downs, and this song portrays opposite feelings. I like to call it my bipolar song. "Spring" alternates between happy and sad, ending with a note of making the best things unchangeable. I think most everyone will be able to relate to the song, and it is still one of my favorites. Lyrics SPRING IS IN THE AIR (I JUST DON'T CARE) Strolling down the sidewalk Beneath a shady grove of trees. Thinking about nothing just Seeing how lazy I can be. Just singing a song and carrying on Spring is in the air. Spring is in the air. There used to be sunshine but now the rain's coming down. There once was a rainbow but now my sky's full of clouds. And when I look into your face and watch our true love erase. I just don't care. Combing through the wheatfields Explore our way from here to kingdom come. Sailing on the ocean with someone you really, really love. We'll saddle a cloud, and get out of the crowd. Spring is in the air. Spring is in the air. When you said goodbye I thought I just couldn't go on. I thought I'd seen it all before when other loves had come and gone. And when I look into your eyes and see that your telling me lies. I just don't care. If spring is in the air. If spring is in the air. Spring is in the air. (ad lib)

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