September Song

Embracing Love's Seasons: September's Tender Tale
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Lyrics

When I was a young man courting the girls

Reflecting on the speaker's youth and pursuit of romantic relationships.

I played me a waiting game

Describing a patient approach to courtship, playing a waiting game.

If a maid refused me with tossing curls

Recalling rejection by a maiden with a toss of curls.

I'd let the old Earth make a couple of whirls

Allowing time to pass and the world to turn before trying again.

While I plied her with tears in lieu of pearls

Expressing emotional effort with tears instead of material gifts.

And as time came around she came my way

Describing the eventual success of the speaker's pursuit over time.

As time came around, she came

Reiterating the idea that with time, the desired outcome was achieved.


Oh, it's a long long while from May to December

Reflecting on the considerable time span from May to December.

But the days grow short when you reach September

Noting the shortening of days and the approach of September.

When the autumn weather turns the leaves to flame

Describing the changing autumn weather and its impact on nature.

And you ain't got time for waiting game

Stressing the lack of time for prolonged waiting as seasons change.


When days dwindle down to a precious few

Reflecting on the dwindling number of days and their preciousness.

September November,

Mentioning specific months, September and November, in this dwindling.

And these few golden days I'd share with you

Expressing a desire to share the remaining golden days with a loved one.

Those golden days I share with you

Reiterating the intention to share these precious days with a special person.


When you meet with the young girls early in the Spring

Shifting to the speaker's interactions with young girls in Spring.

You court them in song and rhyme

Describing courtship through song and rhyme during the season.

They answer with words and a clover ring

Highlighting the exchange of words and a clover ring in courtship.

But if you could examine the goods they bring

Commenting on the limited offerings of the young girls.

They have little to offer but the songs they sing

Emphasizing the meager contributions beyond the songs they sing.

And the plentiful waste of time of day

Noting the abundant waste of time involved in these interactions.

A plentiful waste of time

Reiterating the wasteful aspect of spending time on these encounters.


Oh, it's a long, long while from May to December

Repeating the reflection on the lengthy span from May to December.

But the days grow short when you reach September

Reiterating the idea that days shorten as September approaches.

When the autumn weather turns the leaves to flame

Describing the transformative autumn weather and its impact.

One hasn't got time for the waiting game

Emphasizing the lack of time for prolonged waiting as autumn arrives.


Oh, the days dwindle down to a precious few

Repeating the idea of the dwindling number of days to a precious few.

September, November

Mentioning specific months, September and November, in this dwindling.

And these few precious days I'll spend with you

Expressing the intention to spend the remaining precious days with a loved one.

These precious days I'll spend with you

Reiterating the commitment to spend the valuable remaining days together.

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