sometimes when you listen to one musician exclusively for an extended period of time you try to write a song as if you were that musician.

jesse wrote this one and sings lead. basic guitar, vocal and banjo were recorded live with a room mic.

if you knew who would be waiting on the other shore, would you swim faster or just float a while?

oh, to be a canary in a coal mine...

jesse wrote this one and takes the lead vocals. you can faintly hear me doing myall best tom waits impression in the background

damn right something strange is happening...

all good girls, they'll fade away when you ride the blind

this song was written in about 10 minutes while taking a break from recording. so we decided to included it on the album. you can call me lazarus, but don't ask me twice.

T Boudreau - Lyrics / Music Bonehead - Guitar, Vocals Thunder Chris - Drums, B Vocs Tim Hochadel - Bass, B Vocals John Young - Keys Eddie Davis - Lead guitar

T Boudreau - Lyrics n Music Bonehead - Vocals Thunder Chris - Drums, B Vocs Tim Hochadel - Bass, B Vocals

This is from the 2006 CD, Dasi Blues / Rough Mix. Originally this was written with a lot more keyboard. This take has more guitar improvisation.

This is from the 2006 CD, Dasi Blues / Rough Mix. Other versions of this song about some unexceptional people from Ohio used more keyboard & slide, but this one works for me right now; I hope it works...

T Boudreau - Lyrics / Music Bonehead - Guitar, Vocals Thunder Chris - Drums, B Vocs Tim Hochadel - Bass, B Vocals John Young - Keys JD Herzog - Sax

A Instrumental I wrote, it's full of emotion so I never put any lyrics into it.

self explanatory.

Leaving your friends behind in the hopes youll see them again.

About leaving the person you love behind.

Sexy tune about sex

kinda pop'y, has a nice bass line.

We lived in a house on Eddy St. Then they tore that down, leaving only the two huge palm trees, then they tore those down & built other things, now no one would know that we were ever there.