"im never washing this hand again" genre: Rock
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	Our A-side single signaling a new era in Mitchell's style that should be played in bright sunshine to pump you up. Written early in the fall of 2000 after a summer long break up and recorded over two days in January of '01 at Chris Dougherty's home studio while the Super Bowl was in Tampa. This version was intended to be used as a demo and eventually rerecorded.
	Credits: Guitar, Vocals- Brett Walsh Bass Guitar, Shouts- Chris Belt Drums- Mike Strand Recorded by Chris Dougherty
	Story Behind the Song Lyrics i drove by your old house today and i started to think about us and life and everything and i began to realize that you can never really cherish anything because no matter how hard you try you cant appreciate the last few days so much saturdays stop getting longer and memories start getting stronger your always in my brain and i think it might be me who moves away all the time time zones and zip codes and hemispheres and its so weird to think at one time we were all just here under the same new port richey skies so when you packed up all your things i hope you saved a box for me. sometimes i think that not that far is awfully far enough and if absence makes the heart grow fonder think of how fond i will be of you dont understand how much i think of you and all our plans i guess we outgrew and now it seems visits from you at christmas time will do i thought wed be forever i still remember the last time i saw you i never said goodbye cause i knew that it would be the last time so i just said thanks for everything and watched you drive away ive been sorry since youre gone

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