ORANGEWORKER

the farmer digs a hole and fills it in with boiling oil
hoping to make a dress from the ground to make it well
say orangeworker are you tried and true
say orangeworker can you see me through

ride don't fly, orangeworker are you tried and true
ride don't fly, orangeworker can you see me though

the farmer dig a hole and fills it in with boiling oil
some day he'll clear the rest of fog and pond deliverance
say orangeworker are you tried and true
say orangeworker can you see me through

ride don't fly, orangeworker are you tried and true
ride oh ride, orangeworker can you see me through
ride don't fly, orangeworker are you tried and true
ride oh ride, orangeworker can you see me through

the farmer digs a hole and fills it in with boiling oil
hoping to make a dress from the ground to make it well
say orangeworker are you tried and true
say orangeworker can you see me through

(repeat chours)


"Orangeworker" -- "[That is] pure nostalgia. The images came out of the town I grew up in: Spenser, Massachusetts. It's a town based around a dairy farm, and the song was a real poetic way to explain my nostalgia for that place."