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so we drive, drive, drive all the way to Fort Bragg
you ask me why, why, why we'd do something like that
i know it's nine, nine, nine in the evening & it's gonna be
another five, five, five before you see me

'cause when was the last time that we broke
when was the last time that we broke
why was the last time that we could say
that we had broken away from all of these

cycles & circles & somethings that bind us up tight
sometimes it's easy to get stuck in the pattern's of life
so give us directions 'cause we're up for a drive
we're needing this road trip to remind ourselves we're alive

& we wake up & we take a minute to see
what the night had so casually hidden from our view
and it's amazing, what just breathing in
the pacific ocean air can do

'cause when was the last time that we spoke
when was the last time that we spoke
why was the last time that we could say
that we spoke of breaking away from all of these

cycles & circles & somethings that bind us up tight
sometimes it's easy to get stuck in the pattern's of life
so give us directions 'cause we're up for a drive
we're needing this road trip to remind ourselves we're alive

reminding ourselves we're alive

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from It Seems So Long Since Yesterday, track released October 31, 2007
andrew heringer : vocal, guitar, mandolin, percussion
carras patton: bass, tenor saxophone
curtis marrero: drums
andrew capra: guitar
dan byers: harmonica
max haymer: piano, organ
eric frank: guitar, percussion

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