Say Yes! to M!ch!gan!
Lyrics
Demonstrate I was raised from the start By a priest and the maid on the part Still know what to wear on my back Michigan Ponshewaing Cadillacfull lyrics...
Demonstrate I was raised from the start By a priest and the maid on the part Still know what to wear on my back Michigan Ponshewaing Cadillacfull lyrics...
Features Of This Song
folk rootsa subtle use of vocal harmony
mild rhythmic syncopation
a busy horn section
acoustic sonority
major key tonality
a vocal-centric aesthetic
a good dose of acoustic guitar pickin'
a prominent flute part
acoustic rhythm guitars
subtle use of fender rhodes
subtle use of acoustic piano
triple note feel
These are just a few of the hundreds of attributes cataloged for this song by the Music Genome Project.
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If I ever meant to go away Golden arms, golden arms I was raised, I was raised In the place, in the place If the cars drove themselves, way to be Still I never meant to go away Still know what to wear on my back Songwriter: Sufjan Stevens Michigan Ponshewaing Cadillac Still I often think of going back Demonstrate I was raised from the start To the farms, to the farms I was raised, I was raised By a priest and the maid on the part Publisher: NEW JERUSALEM MUSIC PUBLISHING In the place, in the place To the farms, to the farms Part to remind me Start to remind me Rivers run interstate, Michigan I was raised, I was raised Still I often think of going back Opposite the trains moving in If the lakes took the place of the sea Tried to change the made in Michigan Golden arms, golden arms In the place, in the place


