"Flying" genre: Experimental/Post Rock
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	This is a pink floydish song about flying a plane while being insane. Funny how a song can capture exactly how you feel.
	MP3.com CD: Live at the Union Hall Copy 1 - buy it! Credits: Shane A. Fortner & David Camarda
	Story Behind the Song This is a song about a pilot who went a little crazy while flying his plane. It's really a conversation between the tower and the pilot where the pilot is not really listening. He is very out of it. I pictured the guy flying just kind of knowing that he will never get home but not really wanting to crash. I guess it is a story song. It's a story of this insane pilot and his last words to the world. It needs to be redone but it is good. Dave played bass and Shane played guitar and sung. Lyrics Screaming... pilot : I can finaly see that we could never really be. You're so far advanced that I likely fade away. Could you please send this message out my friend. I'm too far gone and I am tring to fly away. These clouds that are on my way are dancing on the sky, too quickly run away. -c- And I have to keep my eyes on the sky but it's getting too hard to see. -c- The ground keeps calling out to me. It says, "Here I am but I don't think you see". Could you please repeat that message again? You're breaking up but I don't want to see. The sky looks like it's been painted all around. I can hardly see. You're flying next to me. -c- Tower: This PDX tower calling flight 625 please respond... Flight 625 please respond... Flight 625 you're way off course. Please respond... Flight 625. Hello? Flight 625 You're way off course. Please respond... pilot: This is the last time I will try and contact you. I'm flying blind but the sky is oh so blue. -c- Tower: Flight 625 is missing is so far off course I can't find it on radar... pilot: Screaming...

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