"Somewhere (Between Comfort & Welfare)" genre: Americana
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	A girl heads west from the bayou with stars in her eyes and dreams in her head, but breaks down in the Texas hill country.
	Credits: Stephan Rogers, vocals, guitar, bass, piano; James Eiland, drums.
	Lyrics verse 1 I was born beside the Bayou, Mama called me Terry Bone, I saw stars above the water, Somewhere in the west, beating in my chest, Something better than my own. VERSE 2 I thought love was just Ovation, I escaped from Honalee, Set my sails south of salvation, My broken Bonneville, couldn’t make it up that hill, Detoured highway destiny. CHORUS 1 Somewhere between Comfort and Welfare, I lost my way to the sun, Somewhere between Houma and Paradise, I hung my vanity, from the nearest cedar tree, Traded grace for sweet reality CHORUS 2 Somewhere between Comfort and Welfare, I turned a right from the wrong, Somewhere between Houma and Paradise, I crashed the caravan, I joined this contraband, Learn the chords and you can play along. VERSE 3 I was always disconnected, Gave up Holly Beach for Hollywood, But all my dreams got resurrected, In a place I never knew, dancing with a boy or two, Never made the grade but made it good. CHORUS 3 Somewhere between Comfort and Welfare, I found my place in the sun, Somewhere between Houma and Paradise, I made my final stand, I found the promised land, I lived the life that that lay within my hands, I lived the life that lay within my hands.

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