"Mt. Vernon, Missouri" genre: Folk Rock
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	Frank wrote this song while driving through the midwest on the way home from a trip visiting relatives way out yonder. This version is a full band arrangement of the song, the original version of which can be found on Frank's "A Thousand Perfect Summers" album.
	CD: Live at the Livery   Label: Shelter From the Storm Records Credits: Frank Cruz - lead vocals, rhythm guitar; Matt Levin - bass; John Cruz - drums; Joel Levin - backing vocals, rhythm guitar; David Hart - backing vocals, lead guitar
	Story Behind the Song Frank wrote this song while driving through the midwest on the way home from a trip visiting relatives way out yonder. This version is a full band arrangement of the song, the original version of which can be found on Frank's "A Thousand Perfect Summers" album. Lyrics I’m coming home tomorrow I’ll drive all night if I have to Cause my darling I need to see you To feel you, to hold you again These westbound signs make me smile Every couple hundred miles or so I’m seeing your eyes in the stars And I’m almost home The highway is moving The billboard signs are talking to me But I’m dreaming of touching Your soft perfect face Calling you from Tulsa and getting some sleep These westbound dreams make me smile Every couple hundred miles or so I’m seeing your eyes in the stars And I’m almost home The desert’s not the kind of place You wanna visit this time of year But it’s feeling like heaven to me To know that you’re so near Cause over those mountains and out to the sea There’s a girl whose love is big as the ocean Waiting for me These westbound cars make me smile Every couple hundred miles or so I’m seeing your eyes in the stars And I’m almost hom

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