"Southern Wind" genre: Southern Rock
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	Recorded in 1980 by Rob Ambrosino & "Not Us You" in Ithaca, N.Y. Upbeat southern rock tune features Rob on drums and singing lead vocal. Special thanks to kickin' Bass Player, Larry Clark and Guitarists Kirk Feldmann and Ike Halsey for great dual leads and full backup vocals.
	MP3.com CD: Rob Ambrosino-"Southern Wind" - buy it! CD: Rob Ambrosino - Southern Wind Credits: Rob Ambrosino (c) 1980 Words, Music & Musical Arrangement
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this song on an airplane heading back home to Florida from New York State. Back at college, our band had just opened on the big stage for "The Winters Bros." & "Grinder Switch". The lyrics are about the feeling you get when after you have lots of hard work behind you. The song actually took about half an hour to write and about 3 hours to record. This song was recorded at Pyramid Studios in Ithaca, N.Y. with the help of studio giant Alex Pirialis. Lyrics Jet engines thunder, I'm on the road Into the sky, fly me home I'll play my music 'cause I love the night, But home is my road's end And it's almost in sight. Chorus Southern seas I'll be a rowin' Ocean mist will fill the air No more weight will I be towin' I can't believe I'm almost there Southern Wind, keep on blowin' Sing your warm and sunny song Straight ahead is where I'm goin' Straight back home where I belong Through clouds of amber into the sun Back to the southland, I'm on the run Big bird a-fly me over my hometown Take me over my backyard and set me down (Chorus) I can see the runway, it's in front of me My legs are restless, I'll soon be free This plane's a-landin' in the Sunshine State Friendly people sunny weather, how I can't wait. (Chorus)

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