"Deserts and Storms" genre: Acoustic
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	Recorded with 12-string acoustic and 6-string electric made to sound as acoustic as possible (when I get a regular acoustic/electric I will rerecord that track). The solo is completely improvised in 1 take so it is a little off.
	Credits: : all music and lyrics by Joel Cohen
	Story Behind the Song Originally recorded as "Morning Heals." The lyrics have been changed. The story behind the song: left for England, came back to LA for a week, then had to come back to England. Lyrics the sunlight of California I forgot my home today the winter's never been so warm, yeah how I missed you L.A. but right back on top of things that I knew before I ever came and I'm struggling to decide whether or not I should stay (around here) cause I've been driving this car around for days and I can't seem to ever want to hit the brakes and the radio always loves to play my song but I don't want to hear it no more I'm just sick and tired of deserts and storms go into the bathroom lock yourself inside stare into the mirror at your face tonight the lines they change when you start to grin you see your age, well I only see a man whose been stuck on this same old page (again) you tell me that I'm better off, better without the only thing that I thought I had figured out you tell me I should head on back to where I came but I can't remember how to get there anymore and I'm just tired of chasing deserts and storms well I guess the trip was worth its while if I can see the daybreak and I'm going back tomorrow night but part of me will always be with you L.A.

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