"Still Safe At Home" genre: New Country
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	Gram Parsons Tribute
	CD: Still Safe At Home   Label: Independent Credits: Neil Flanz: Pedal Steel/Walt Leuzinger: Guitar & Vocals/Jeff Garbe: Bass
	Story Behind the Song Of course Neil's association with Gram Parsons as part of The Fallen Angels is well documented and after having worked with Neil on The Porch Pickers CD I thought it would be a great idea to have a tribute song to Gram that would allow Neil a chance to pay his respects in the best musical way possible, with his great steel playing. Lyrics You know I've traveled down your road Seems like twenty thousand times And I've come to love that oak tree And those Carolina pines And your voice still gives me comfort When I'm down or all alone So how can I believe that you could leave While I'm still safe at home Copyright, 2001 by Walt Leuzinger Well I guess it was your vision Must have given you your fame But those bright lights drew you closer Like a moth into a flame You knew the city of the angels Was a devil to the bone But in a cosmic trance you took a chance Like you were still safe at home It wasn't an earthquake Or the Lord's burnin' rain But you found your trouble all the same Now it hasn't been a hundred But its more than thirty years Since you have asked the question And I have dried my tears And your voice still gives me comfort Hope you know I'm not alone When I say you paved the way But I wish you were still safe at home Still safe at home

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