
Date of issue: 04.10.2018
Record label: Dangerbird
Song language: English
Santa Rosa Chapter II |
My first true love was a girl named Sharon |
She was raised in Santa Rosa, California |
An area known for fertile farming and wine |
And this story may have been titled The Wine of Innocence |
But upon years of reflection, it has taken a deeper, fuller taste |
When I met Sharon, she was living near Buellton, California |
She was 19 |
As I drove into town, I saw her resting with a brunette |
Leaning on the hood of a black car |
Later I saw her at my friend Dan Holmes' house |
I was visiting Dan for the weekend, he had a small get-together |
Music was playing, people were drinking, flirting, wasting time |
It was summer |
Someone made the kitchen into a small dance floor and three of us were dancing |
I stepped on Sharon’s foot |
She quickly unloaded a vicious lashing on me |
And I was hooked |
I later found that her father worked for the state of California in Sacramento |
and that her mother lived in Santa Rosa |
But they were separated |
I would visit her for a time while she lived in Buellton |
And we would walk along dried riverbeds, talk, argue, make love |
Drive out to the sea and as the world revealed itself to me Sharon unfolded |
It was only a few months until she moved back to Santa Rosa with her mother |
Her money had run out and she went back to community college with free rent and |
a waitress job |
I’d visit her up north and she would walk me down St. John street where she was |
raised |
And show me the abandoned house she grew up in |
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