Name: So Very Virgina (tentative)
Channel: C. Simmons
Description: "So Very Virgina (tentative)" is a song by Capers Simmons. Solo guitar and vocal, light 20s-style jazz

So Very Virgina (tentative)

Capers Simmons

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Solo guitar and vocal, light 20s-style jazz

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Capers Simmons

Songwriter specializing in modern rock, country, easy listening and pop music.

I'm a songwriter with a wide variety of influences. I am currently seeking a publisher for one or more of my songs. Though I focus on commercially viable Country/Rock and Adult Contemporary, my wide range of infuences ensures that on any given CD of my work, there's something for all tastes in music.

Song Info

Genre

Jazz • Jazz General

Charts

Peak #378

Peak in subgenre #73

Author

C. Simmons

Rights

2003

Uploaded

December 19, 2003

Track Files

MP3

MP3 3.4 MB • 128 kbps • 0:00

Lyrics

“So Very Virginia”
Capers Simmons

VERSE I
Crepe paper castles and moondrop mountains
Silk scarlet sheets and soda-pop fountains
No goods at childhood’s end, Virginia

VERSE II
Pale painted nails and putting on airs
Black-hearted sorors and black-tie affairs
Seems to be nobody cares, Virginia

PRECHORUS I
No hesitation, you know how to use it
Misinformation: none can refuse it from you

CHORUS I
You’re so very Virginia, what more can I say?
God only knows how you turned out that way
It’s love at first sight once you lay your eyes on Virginia
I came to know you and feel you by touch
Your lovers can’t own you or love you enough
God, how I hate you so much, Virginia. Please cry.

VERSE III
Sometimes seduction can sometimes fail
You’re like a child, not a care in the world
But flesh has digressed from that pale, Virginia

PRECHORUS II
Lovers are playthings, discarded and forfeit
But what’s so amazing is I thought I’d make it with you

~ CHORUS I ~

CHORUS II
You’re so very Virginia, so set to divest
Everything anyone dares to invest
Never agitated, relaxed or elated, Virginia
I’ve come to hate you and I hope you know why
I derive pleasure from watching you cry
Do me your first favor and die, Virginia – goodbye.

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