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  If you happen to be in the New England area of the United States, as I am, then hearing the song "Tulips" today helps to enforce your false sense of Spring time.  We're having temperatures up near the 70s right now, but it won't last and I don't think it's quite fully here yet, but it just feels nice to be out of the snow.  In that same way, this song by Clay Hazey feels like a new beginning in the same way that the sun rises a bit differently when it's bringing about the growth of nature-- the way the grass just shines differently. Clay Hazey brings several lines of sadness into this acoustic-based, slowly paced song.  The lyrics: "Is it me or is the grass not even greener on the other side of having enough?" seem to ring true because while money would solve a lot of problems for people, it still wouldn't fix everything.  This is combined with the lines which say: "Don't you go siding with your demons / Cause they're easie...