Greensboro Days

Greensboro Days: A Melodic Journey through Endless Summers and Departures
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Greensboro Days

Introduction to the setting of Greensboro Days.


I should be going home right now

Expressing the desire to go home at the current moment.

the sun burns our shadows to the ground

Describing the sun casting shadows as it sets.

but it's so hard to leave this town

Expressing difficulty in leaving the town.


you're sound asleep beside me, and yet

Observing a sleeping companion with a memorable smile.

you smile in that way I can't forget

Recalling a memorable smile from the companion.

the rain starts to paint the canvas wet . . .

Describing the onset of rain, metaphorically painting a canvas wet.


Greensboro days of endless summer

Reflecting on endless summer days in Greensboro.

A northbound train rolls through the town

Noting the passage of a northbound train through town.

Greensboro days, the leaves

Continuing the theme of Greensboro days as leaves begin to fall.

are starting to fall down, and

Describing the changing season with falling leaves.

I am New York bound

Expressing a departure to New York.


I should have written you a letter, I should have

Regretting not expressing feelings in a letter.

tried to make some sense of it, but

Acknowledging difficulty in making sense of the situation.

nothing could make this better, no excuses or sentiment . . .

Rejecting the idea that anything could improve the situation.


Greensboro days of endless summer

Reiterating the theme of endless summer days in Greensboro.

A northbound train, that mournful sound

Highlighting the sound of a northbound train.

Greensboro days, the leaves

Continuing the theme of falling leaves in Greensboro.

are calico and brown, and

Describing leaves as calico and brown.

I am New York-bound

Reiterating the departure to New York.


Greensboro days of endless summer

Repeating the idea of endless summer days in Greensboro.

A northbound train rolls out of town

Noting the departure of a northbound train.

Greensboro days, the leaves

Continuing the theme of falling leaves covering the ground.

are covering the ground, and

Emphasizing the autumnal scene in Greensboro.

I am New York-bound

Reiterating the departure to New York.


(Greensboro days . . . Greensboro days)

Repeating the phrase "Greensboro days."

Greensboro days, the leaves

Describing leaves as calico and brown again.

are calico and brown, and

Confirming the departure to New York.

I am New York bound, yes

Affirming once more the destination of being New York-bound.

I am New York bound

Final confirmation of the journey to New York.

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