I'd been a girl and wandering.
Frequented my late afternoon
summer in New York City,
wearin' the sweater colour green.
So one night I sat down in a chair and knitted there.
Years after trying to lead a woman's life, I met a friend who had a red-haired wife.
She said to me, Woman, I'd like your clothes. Come on and let us try both and take tender care. And when you need help I will be there
Memories and seasons achieve their affairs. Sometime in April the sweater I wear. Sometime in April the letter I read.
He wrote to me: Dear friend, I think of you on the top of Empire State. Dear friend, I'm lonesome. Dear friend, I've been well. How do you spell your name? The city has changed me. I am no longer the same.
He wrote to me: Woman, I'd like to stay. Liberty Statue has got so many stars, but when you need help I will be there.
I'd been a girl and wandering.
Frequented my late afternoon summer in New York City, wearin' the sweater colour green
Frequented my late afternoon
summer in New York City,
wearin' the sweater colour green.
So one night I sat down in a chair and knitted there.
Years after trying to lead a woman's life, I met a friend who had a red-haired wife.
She said to me, Woman, I'd like your clothes. Come on and let us try both and take tender care. And when you need help I will be there
Memories and seasons achieve their affairs. Sometime in April the sweater I wear. Sometime in April the letter I read.
He wrote to me: Dear friend, I think of you on the top of Empire State. Dear friend, I'm lonesome. Dear friend, I've been well. How do you spell your name? The city has changed me. I am no longer the same.
He wrote to me: Woman, I'd like to stay. Liberty Statue has got so many stars, but when you need help I will be there.
I'd been a girl and wandering.
Frequented my late afternoon summer in New York City, wearin' the sweater colour green