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Keep in Front of the Storm

from Passenger Side by Wells-next-the-Sea

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it's a sixteen hour drive back East and we start before day break
I take the first shift since I know I'll be awake
and the darkness melts away before we hit Mile Marker 1
in front me all I see are the foothills and the sun

And it will be your turn to drive once we cross the Great Divide
for now you're fast asleep on the passenger side
Dark clouds gathering behind I won't pay them any mind
We'll keep in front of the storm and and we'll make it home alive

every mile thru the mountains brings more beauty than I've known
I should share with you but I prefer to see it on my own
with Painful on the stereo since I got behind the wheel
I sing with Georgia one more time "Do you know how I feel?"

And it will be your turn to drive once we cross the Great Divide
for now you're fast asleep on the passenger side
Dark clouds gathering behind I won't pay them any mind
We'll keep moving east and I know we'll be fine
We'll keep in front of the storm as we've done since before dawn
There will be nothing but clear skies before too long
There will be nothing but clear skies before too long
There will be nothing but clear skies before too long

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from Passenger Side, released April 24, 2012
written by Dann Morr

Liz Barnett- backing vocal
George Henner- drums
Brennan Mackey- backing vocal, banjo
Dann Morr- lead vocal, acoustic and electric guitars, bass
Danny Sherrard- backing vocal, piano

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