| Song | O New England |
| Artist | The Decemberists |
| Album | Always The Bridesmaid: Vol 1 |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| We’d come seven hours down | |
| Took the blue line to see where we hopped out | |
| And I was only joking, I was only joking | |
| And I was only trying to get a laugh | |
| You say this was the furthest that we had come | |
| We traveled so far to watch it fall undone | |
| And I had lost my token, you were looking bent and broken | |
| Staring sideways with the rain coming down | |
| But I am so enthralled | |
| O New England | |
| La da dum dum | |
| O New England | |
| La da dum dum | |
| This here is the fable of a failed attempt | |
| To find new life in a love in the seat of its origin | |
| From Long to Coney Island, from Mid to West to Upper Highland | |
| And all I got is this ill-gotten full color souvenir | |
| The new millennium in New York | |
| And all of New England | |
| La da dum dum | |
| O New England | |
| La da dum dum | |
| O New England | |
| In the face of your empire | |
| I think I’d rather just wait in the car | |
| And return to the turnpike | |
| Watching New England’s skyline sinking below | |
| Sinking below | |
| Sinking below | |
| We’d come seven hours down | |
| We’d come seven hours down, down | |
| We’d come seven hours down | |
| We’d come seven hours down, down |
| We' d come seven hours down | |
| Took the blue line to see where we hopped out | |
| And I was only joking, I was only joking | |
| And I was only trying to get a laugh | |
| You say this was the furthest that we had come | |
| We traveled so far to watch it fall undone | |
| And I had lost my token, you were looking bent and broken | |
| Staring sideways with the rain coming down | |
| But I am so enthralled | |
| O New England | |
| La da dum dum | |
| O New England | |
| La da dum dum | |
| This here is the fable of a failed attempt | |
| To find new life in a love in the seat of its origin | |
| From Long to Coney Island, from Mid to West to Upper Highland | |
| And all I got is this illgotten full color souvenir | |
| The new millennium in New York | |
| And all of New England | |
| La da dum dum | |
| O New England | |
| La da dum dum | |
| O New England | |
| In the face of your empire | |
| I think I' d rather just wait in the car | |
| And return to the turnpike | |
| Watching New England' s skyline sinking below | |
| Sinking below | |
| Sinking below | |
| We' d come seven hours down | |
| We' d come seven hours down, down | |
| We' d come seven hours down | |
| We' d come seven hours down, down |
| We' d come seven hours down | |
| Took the blue line to see where we hopped out | |
| And I was only joking, I was only joking | |
| And I was only trying to get a laugh | |
| You say this was the furthest that we had come | |
| We traveled so far to watch it fall undone | |
| And I had lost my token, you were looking bent and broken | |
| Staring sideways with the rain coming down | |
| But I am so enthralled | |
| O New England | |
| La da dum dum | |
| O New England | |
| La da dum dum | |
| This here is the fable of a failed attempt | |
| To find new life in a love in the seat of its origin | |
| From Long to Coney Island, from Mid to West to Upper Highland | |
| And all I got is this illgotten full color souvenir | |
| The new millennium in New York | |
| And all of New England | |
| La da dum dum | |
| O New England | |
| La da dum dum | |
| O New England | |
| In the face of your empire | |
| I think I' d rather just wait in the car | |
| And return to the turnpike | |
| Watching New England' s skyline sinking below | |
| Sinking below | |
| Sinking below | |
| We' d come seven hours down | |
| We' d come seven hours down, down | |
| We' d come seven hours down | |
| We' d come seven hours down, down |