"Huck Finn" genre: Acoustic
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	Intricate acoustic guitars, melodic bass line, soaring chorus harmonies. Ride the river; feel the fear, the sense of hope.
	Credits: Harrington: voice. Toone: guitars, bass, drums, production.
	Story Behind the Song Race relations in contemporary America. With thanks to Mark Twain. Lyrics Huck Finn we drift on the muddy river seek shelter in summer twilight watch the shore and guide this small raft careful downriver through the night search along this winding river for a land to call our own each of us on this raft together feels like we're alone lights reflect across the water sweat drips down my black friend's face he fears the price runaways pay I know we're both in this race search along this winding river for a land to call our own each of us on this raft together feels like we're alone river grows rough and flight wears thin our passage cuts a deeper wake in the darkness me and him ride the current so wide awake

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