To Sir With Love Natalie Merchant
“To Sir With Love” by Natalie Merchant is a heartfelt tribute expressing gratitude and admiration for a mentor. The song, released in 1994, blends pop and folk elements (#PopFolk). It explores themes of love, respect, and the impact of guidance. Its poignant lyrics reflect personal growth and appreciation, resonating with listeners and becoming an anthem for educators.
(feat. Michael Stipe)
Those
Schoolgirl days
Of telling tales
And biting nails
Are gone
But in my mind
I know
That they
Will still live
On and on
But how
Do you thank
Someone
Who has taken you
From crayons
To perfume
It isn't easy
But I'll try
If you wanted
The sky
I would write
Across the sky
In letters
That would soar
A thousand feet high
To sir
With love
Those
Schoolgirl days
Of telling tales
And biting nails
Are gone
But in my mind
I know
That they
Will still live
On and on
But how
Do you thank
Someone
Who has taken you
From crayons
To perfume
It isn't easy
But I'll try
If you wanted
The sky
I would write
Across the sky
In letters
That would soar
A thousand feet high
To sir
With love
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