"Down @ the Station" genre: Folk
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	As an artist I often feel like I am on the outside looking in. This song explores the idea that Corporate America is a train that is always running. You can always choose to ride, or chose not to just the same.
	CD: Moving to Hollywood
	Story Behind the Song A friend of mine who stayed in Hollywood with me for a while decided to move back home. I drove with him cross country on Route 66 until we arrived in his home town in the suburbs of Chicago. It amazed me that all of his friends were still living at home with their parents. Although many of them were artists, most of them worked in some corporate job or another. I thought about how distant we become from our dreams and how everything changes, and everything stays the same. Lyrics Come and stay with me and it won't be like old times I wish you could see what I do when I see you Now that everything's changed, and everything's still the same I guess everything changes and everything stays the same Except they don't mind when you drink their beer And pay no mind that your never here They're just holding on You're already gone All the old numbers ring all the same places But now it's long distance adn we're talking basics We're barely holding on, we've been gone so long Years down the line you've paid off the fear The kids are in college but they're still here Now you're holding on They're already gone Corporate America is a ride on a train, you know And Down @ the station, they're callin' your name But you're gone And I'm here to stay So come and stay with me now that everything's changed

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