"For A Climb" genre: Rock
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	Story about "leaving it all behind" in four sections: Granite Ridges; On the Frontier; Supermarkets in History; The Last Button.
	CD: Not Released Credits: Copyright 2001 by David Aimone; all instruments by David Aimone (except drums by Michael Carlito)
	Story Behind the Song This song was written 15 years ago, but didn't get recorded well until now. Four distinct sections about leaving the stressful world behind and going "for a climb". Lyrics Granite ridges shouldered by pine Sweep lakes of wildnerness sun to my eyes Hawks fly, deer run by Peaks view climbing wind-scratched face Capped clouds, butterflies dance grace Into rain Drops fall, fields drain The last sound I remember when I left my car to die Now we're living on the frontier, modern life gone by Supermarkets in history Football is an epic tale Gasoline's a sorcerer's magic We are doing well The last button I pushed when I locked my car in spite My front door bears a sign "Won't be back, have gone for a climb"

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