"Savin' the Toomer Tree" genre: Alternative General
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	The sad tale of the Toomer Tree.
	Story Behind the Song In 1990, a run down old frat house (corner of Toomer St. and Magnolia St.) was plowed to the ground in Auburn, AL. Along with it, a huge tree (as old as the "Toomer Corner" tree) was cut down as well. In protest, we called a WEGL (campus radio station) talk show about it. Lyrics Savin' the Toomer Tree It seems a shame that I would see that crappy old house from history torn down, destoryed, for a parking lot at least we got a dishwasher (chorus) But even worse, I can't believe they tore down the Toomer Tree! So I called W-E-G-L and told them my sad tale. The tree was bigger than life Hmm, at least I thought it was Every day on my way to class I'd step over it's broken branches (bridge) Oxygen, sunshine, birds, squirrels, all had a home there... (chorus)

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