"COAD" genre: Alternative General
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	Funk driven bass groove
	Story Behind the Song COAD stands for "Come on and die". An early, early version of this song then called CRT was played back in college when Travis and I were in a band called Grendal's Mom. Jonathan Winn was our singer and he penned the first lyrics. The song is now about a guy living on the east side of Hollywood who doesn't have a steady job. Dustin keeps the pulse of this song alive. The opening guitar riff Trav plays would always change from gig to gig. Lyrics Talk in a coffee cafe but it don't mean a thing. I can't sleep during the day now, because it just depresses me so I'll just hate myself but tell me one thing though, are you going to shoot me or just let me go? I'd give it all up for you...in my mind. Don't want to be a part of you come on and die. Another sunny day, the language I can't speak some first world refugee caught in the land of the free so take your tredny shoes and I'll take my chocolate eyes. Movie goers watch all high in acid skies. Come on down and get me take me from this place could I be forgiven, you know just in case? In an mtv way you want to dress up me in alcoholic bedrooms nobody wants to see.

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