"Home" genre: Garage
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	One of this band's rock 'n roll powerhouses. A driving blues rock progression drives the verses and a sing-a-long melody moves the audience through the chorus.
	CD: Orangewhip   Label: Self Released Credits: Engineering- Rob Carlson, Eric Meyer, Matt Fedderman. Studio- Derrick "Suede" Stout, Baby Doin' The Jig Productions. Mix/ Mastering- Matt Fedderman, Mike Konopka, Suede
	Story Behind the Song This describes the frustration of feeling thrown into an adverse situation. The main character is displeased with the environment he's in, but is willing to not let it bring him down. The antagonist is also a source of frustration for the subject, who he is not willing to back down from. Lyrics A man as smarmy as a politician. As a fool I believed this presentation. You think you've played on the disadvantaged. But you've taken too much for granted. (Choruse) I don't like this place, but for now its home. Damned if that's all I know. Damned if it'll happen again. I hate the fact that I spend any time thinking of this. These thoughts that sooth my mind, are replaced by this haunting memory. I hate the fact, you're not one in a million. I hate this fact. You don't where you're colors square apon your arm. You give a taste of what we've asked for as if we were wrong. I have been humble too long. You better run, you better run away. Just look for me, cause I'll be right behind you. You can write it on the wall. Everywhere you see, it will all come true. Too late to beg, too late to crawl. I didn't ask for this I didn't ask for you. Never asked for nothing, I just want to live, where I can fall back and say I'm home. (Chorus). You can't go home if I can't go home.

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