Nature Man
| "Nature Man" | |||||
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| Song by Aaron Freeman | |||||
| from the album Gener's Gone: The Final Demo Recordings of Gene Ween | |||||
| Written | Aaron Freeman | ||||
| Released | November 15, 2013 | ||||
| Recorded | c. 2009–2011 | ||||
| Length | 2:47 | ||||
| Label | Self-released | ||||
| Gener's Gone: The Final Demo Recordings of Gene Ween track listing | |||||
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"Nature Man" is a song by Ween, released on the semi-official EP Gener's Gone: The Final Demo Recordings of Gene Ween.
Song Details[edit | edit source]
"Nature Man" was recorded sometime between 2009 and 2011. Although recorded as a Ween demo while the band was still together, the song is often more associated with Gene Ween's solo career. Gene played "Nature Man" live numerous times at solo acoustic shows from 2012-2015 during the Ween hiatus.[1]
Lyrics[edit | edit source]
You could be my nature man
And I could be your nature girl
Walking with our boots on
The streams of love trickling down
Mister nature man comes to me, like a little girlThrowing daggers in the buildings
Sullen eyes of greed and shame
Skin of paste and liquor
Throw your line to me, I see your pain
You could be my nature manI could be your nature girl
Walking with our boots on
The streams of love trickling down
Have you held a newborn flower?Plucked yourself a sprig?
A till in summer, a yam in winter
Take the shell of your soul and come with me
You could be my nature manI could be your nature girl
Walking with our boots on
The streams of love trickling down
ᕯThe carbine's life, the berries glow
The seeds I have to sow make growth seem like a possibility
The bark peelsThe bark peels off the flesh
And succumbs to me
You could be my nature manAnd I could be your nature girl
Walking with our boots on
The streams of love trickling down
The streams of love trickling down [2]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ https://brownbase.org/every_time_played.php?band=all%20bands&song_id=393
- ↑ Last edit by User:Thefakemrsmoltz. The ** symbol at the start of a line denotes the line is incorrect and is a placeholder until the correct lyrics are determined.